One of the first names I seriously loved :) I remember being 12 and wanting to name my daughter that, and I pictured how she would look like if the father was my then-boyfriend (my first huge love). I actually drew a picture of her at the time, she had curly black hair, dark brown eyes, and dressed in yellow and black. She was the first child I dreamed of.
I hope this is another one of Nicholas's choices that you are looking for negative feedback on lol. I dont like it at all, no particular reason, I just never have. I can think of lots of vulgar comments that the boys could make in high school with the whole sharin' play on the name.
I think of my God-Mother's mother, who smoked for years, always wore moo-moos dresses, and wore her hair in a bee hive-life fashion that stood at least a foot tall... oh, and I think her eyebrows were penciled in. Nice lady though. She's dead now.
A middle-aged lady. I think of one of my mom's friends, who's a really kind woman, so not a bad connotation. I'm not really a fan of the name in general, though - to me it just sounds really old-fashioned.
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No really, that is her name.
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Sometimes.
I love her dearly, but she is aggravating some of the time! *chuckles*
I like it. It's not too old fashioned, nor is it kreeateev.
Ya know?
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And second, one of my friends from high school.
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"SHAARRRRONNNN!"
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I remember being 12 and wanting to name my daughter that, and I pictured how she would look like if the father was my then-boyfriend (my first huge love).
I actually drew a picture of her at the time, she had curly black hair, dark brown eyes, and dressed in yellow and black.
She was the first child I dreamed of.
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English thing.
Kind of common/trashy/dated to the 70's, sorry.
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And then; the really lovely well-dressed work trainer I had when I was working for an insurance company.
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VERY common in middleaged women here in Australia
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Nice lady though. She's dead now.
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2. middle-aged (40s or 50s)
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Good-- Song of Soloman
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It sounds like a middle-aged name and a little dated, but it's still pretty.
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Er, otherwise, Sharon Stone and Osbourne come to mind.