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in reply to a message by Cambria
You have fun dreams.
It's interesting that you would dream about alternative spellings like that. Anyway, I would say that Evangeline Belrose is a darling combination. Her twin sister would be Cornelia Iris and her dear brother Cornelius Eli.
Your list, by the way, blew me away. Elsa and Cornelius are in my top five names. I'm so happy someone else loves them too. Viveka, Ambrose and Malcolm too. I voted for Cornelius Ambrose, nn Conor on your poll. I can't recall what I voted for a girl, though. Anyway, sweet dreams.
It's interesting that you would dream about alternative spellings like that. Anyway, I would say that Evangeline Belrose is a darling combination. Her twin sister would be Cornelia Iris and her dear brother Cornelius Eli.
Your list, by the way, blew me away. Elsa and Cornelius are in my top five names. I'm so happy someone else loves them too. Viveka, Ambrose and Malcolm too. I voted for Cornelius Ambrose, nn Conor on your poll. I can't recall what I voted for a girl, though. Anyway, sweet dreams.
This message was edited 8/21/2006, 4:06 PM
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Wonderful suggestions, as usual. ;o)
Although, for some reason (logic is never involved in my naming likes/dislikes) I don't care for Cornelia. Cordelia, however, is just fine... Unfortunately, Cordelia Iris has a harsher sound than Cornelia Iris. I LOVE the flow of Cornelius Eli (and how Eli is stuck in the middle of CornELIus).
Yes, I remember thinking (while dreaming) "Why did I choose THAT spelling?" and my response to myself was, "So people will prn it ee-VAN-juh-lynn instead of ee-VAN-juh-leen or ee-VAN-juh-line."
Thanks; I'll keep you posted if I have any more name-related ones, lol. ;o)
Although, for some reason (logic is never involved in my naming likes/dislikes) I don't care for Cornelia. Cordelia, however, is just fine... Unfortunately, Cordelia Iris has a harsher sound than Cornelia Iris. I LOVE the flow of Cornelius Eli (and how Eli is stuck in the middle of CornELIus).
Yes, I remember thinking (while dreaming) "Why did I choose THAT spelling?" and my response to myself was, "So people will prn it ee-VAN-juh-lynn instead of ee-VAN-juh-leen or ee-VAN-juh-line."
Thanks; I'll keep you posted if I have any more name-related ones, lol. ;o)
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