Current lists, all thoughts welcome!

[amspeck-myworld.livejournal.com]

My kids are: Owen and Alexandra

Girls:
Irena
Mirabelle
Honora / Honoria / Honorine
Winifred
Kiara / Chiara
Rosalia / Rosalind / Rosamund / Rosabelle / Rohesia / Rosalba / Raisa / Primrose

I'm having a thing with Honor (after my search for an H name) and Rose...I've suddesnnly really started liking them, but I'm not sure which version!

Boys:
Franklin
Theron
Logan
Edmund
Peyton
Neirin

A mix of old and trendy here...

Unisex (for me):
Kiran
Shea

http://www.babynames.com/namelist/9529612

Comments

[harri-cady.livejournal.com]

I especially like Winifred (Winnie could be a cute nickname) and Logan.

And - O'Shea is my MIL's maiden name, and we're considering using it (Shea) for a middle name, boy or girl. :)

[talonsage.livejournal.com]

I just used Honor period.

Ripley Honor Elora is my eight year old.

Honor Rose, or Rose Honor sounds great to me. Sometimes simplicity is the best solution. :D

Of course, your mileage may vary.

[freezemyazaleas.livejournal.com]

I like:
Logan
Kieran spelled this way for a boy
Shea for a girl

[arbus.livejournal.com]

i like mirabelle and i like rose too, i think roselle, rosalie and rosemarie are my favorite variations of rose. thats pretty much it for the names i like from the list. rose was recently nixed from my list because my mans sister just had a beautiful baby girl named rose angelica!

my best friends cat is named franklin, so its funny for me to picture on a person.

i cannot stand honor or any variation of it, so i cant help ya there. sorry.

[lavandersparkle.livejournal.com]

Ehh. We DEFINITLY don't have the same tastes. I like Logan and well that's about it. Honor though? Ew, IMHO. DD=

[lime-coconut.livejournal.com]

Favorites: Theron & Primrose. Do you think a Primrose would get a lot of teasing, due to the word prim? That would be my only concern. Otherwise I think that's a really pretty flower name.

All the others aren't really my style. I've especially never liked Winifred.

[sarahness.livejournal.com]

Honoria, when I first pronounced it, sounded way too much like gonorrhea. I imagine you wouldn't pronounce it to rhyme with gonorrhea, but it's probably something to consider before giving your child that name.


I do love Honor, though.

[velkoria.livejournal.com]

Girls:
Irena - My sister's name is Irene and I like that I loooot better than Irena. Though it's not bad.
Mirabelle - reminds me of Clarabella and that is the name of a cow to me =/
Honora / Honoria / Honorine - Don't like, at all.
Winifred - I like it pronounced in english, and I am guessing you live in the states so I wouldn't worry about Hispanic people going 'WTF?'
Kiara / Chiara - It's alright, not my taste though
Rosalia - Here this is basically a name you give a maid...
Rosalind - I like this better than the above
Rosamund - Reminds me too much of Raymond to be a girl's name
Rosabelle - Same as Mirabelle
Rohesia - I don't like this at all.
Rosalba - This is ok, not my style but not a maid's name either.
Raisa - Tis is kind of cute.
Primrose - Too Disney for my taste.

Boys:
Franklin - Cute
Theron - Don't like this one.
Logan - Love.
Edmund - Sounds.. weird to me, don't like it.
Peyton - Cute
Neirin - Don't like at all (could be because it reminds me of the nn Nery, which I use on a female character)

Unisex (for me):
Kiran - Not my style but I don't hate.
Shea - I actually started liking this name not too long ago.

[the-good-ship.livejournal.com]

To go with the names your kids already have (I like both Alexandra and Owen btw), I think Rosalind sounds best for a girl, but I don't think any of the boys names would fit in, although I do like Edmund.

Also, for all the "rosa-" names you have, you don't have Rosalie - do you not like this variant?