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Re: Paloma (and an apology for last Friday's Maurice thread)
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I've always liked Paloma. I find it very silky on my tongue. Honestly, I can't stand Lola but I think it would work as a nn for Paloma. I don't see Paloma getting popular unless their is some celeb with that name or if a star used the name on their child (I'm not up on all that stuff). I do see the problem of Lola getting more and more common, though. And it really doesn't matter if you're Lolita "Lola" or Paloma "Lola" or just plain "Lola" when you're the 10th in your class.Some off the top of my head combos:
Paloma Grace (overdone, I know but I still like them together)
Paloma Elaine
Paloma Hester
Paloma Opal
Paloma Jacobine
Paloma Winter
Paloma Cate (very old west IMO)
Paloma Gayle
Paloma Imogen
Paloma Irene
Paloma Felice (it is a female name, just not in the database)
Paloma Lavender
Paloma Huguette
Paloma Charity
Paloma Kaye
Paloma Day

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Shshshshshsh. Don't tell anyone but I can't stand Lola either. It's too showgirl for me. I just thought it might help to get Paloma more attention. Shameless, no? Fantabulous:Paloma Hester -- a down to earth dove
Paloma Jacobine -- wheeeeeeee!
Paloma Winter -- I'm not minding the "noun-y-ness" of this one bit. I'm really digging it.
Paloma Felice -- Normally I wouldn't go for Felice / Felicia. But next to Paloma it really works. That's the sign of a great combo -- when it makes you see a name in a different light.
Paloma Huguette -- fun!
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