Hmm neither name is really my thing, but otherwise nothing particually objectionable.
Must say though that creative spellings are a headache. Yes even for middle names. They're not used that often so it's harder to get used to the variation. Am speaking from experience here, my given middle name is Clair (as opposed to Claire, Clare, etc). Only as subtle variation, but it seriously took me twelve years to be able to spell that correctly, which is horribly embarassing and annoying.
So either go with something truly uncommon, or use the standard spelling. Cannot abide this strange middle ground formed by creative spellings.
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Date: 2005-12-03 07:54 am (UTC)Must say though that creative spellings are a headache. Yes even for middle names. They're not used that often so it's harder to get used to the variation.
Am speaking from experience here, my given middle name is Clair (as opposed to Claire, Clare, etc). Only as subtle variation, but it seriously took me twelve years to be able to spell that correctly, which is horribly embarassing and annoying.
So either go with something truly uncommon, or use the standard spelling. Cannot abide this strange middle ground formed by creative spellings.