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HelpRe: BAs from 2017 in rural NSW, Australia
in reply to a message by Caprice
I'm glad someone does :) It takes me awhile to record them all as I go through even though I look at them for my own enjoyment.
Indigo is ridiculous with Violet but I know a couple of Indigos and it's ok on its own
Aaryan - one letter from "Aryan" - both Aaryan babies are of Indian origin. It's not uncommon among children of Indian descent in Australia
Huksly - what on Earth is this? - pretty sure it was a "fun" take on Huxley *eye roll*
Olee-May - if you say this with a Swedish accent, it almost sounds like "hold me tight", lol - This made me LOL
Keep in mind that some of these people are "hillbillies" even if I don't use that word. Many live in some of the most remote places in developed countries...sometimes a 10 hour drive from a city and in their town of 400 people, they might be a 3 hour drive from the closest "city" of 10,000. It's part of what makes the names they pick so interesting. It's also the reason I respect the hell out of many of them because they 'make do' with very little and all the schooling in the world won't prepare you for the problem solving and knowledge many need to just get by in life. But they do go for an eclectic mix of names!
Indigo is ridiculous with Violet but I know a couple of Indigos and it's ok on its own
Aaryan - one letter from "Aryan" - both Aaryan babies are of Indian origin. It's not uncommon among children of Indian descent in Australia
Huksly - what on Earth is this? - pretty sure it was a "fun" take on Huxley *eye roll*
Olee-May - if you say this with a Swedish accent, it almost sounds like "hold me tight", lol - This made me LOL
Keep in mind that some of these people are "hillbillies" even if I don't use that word. Many live in some of the most remote places in developed countries...sometimes a 10 hour drive from a city and in their town of 400 people, they might be a 3 hour drive from the closest "city" of 10,000. It's part of what makes the names they pick so interesting. It's also the reason I respect the hell out of many of them because they 'make do' with very little and all the schooling in the world won't prepare you for the problem solving and knowledge many need to just get by in life. But they do go for an eclectic mix of names!
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