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Re: Jessica
Yeah, it's dated/common/tacky here too, it'll never make my short list.
..Which is why I don't mind sticking Nymphadora with it :PSimon seems so ... I don't know. It just seems perfect to me. It's so holy with Francis and Benedict, so old-testament with Joseph, so wise and ornery with Crow, so bold with Rudolph, so intelligent with Arthur. And as a first name, it's so simple and distinctive and handsome, but with a certain edge to it that nothing else has. The long I, the slick S. A dignity, but a strange kind of dignity......no one in the real world things this hard about names. I love Simon very much though.
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