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[kaugomu.livejournal.com]

Help me pick (I have some time, not due till November but I like to plan ahead lol)
These are my top 15 girl names (as first names) of the moment. Middle names would depend on the first name (feel free to make suggestions) and the last name sounds like Homer (mostly). On a scale of 1-10 (one being it sucks bad and 10 being you wish it were your own name) tell me what you think. If your own name appears on the list, please grade it abstractly as if it were not your name but you were really called by something else and just looking at the name like any other name on the list. Please leave any comments or other name suggestions (I like old-world, unique, original sounding names) in comments I'd love to hear them all!

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Thanks for playing!

Comments

[hitzpink.livejournal.com]

Alexis - Sounds kind of dated and 80s to me.

Amelia - I like it, but it's pretty common nowadays.

Chloe - LOVE!

Clara - I really like this. :)

Ella - Ehhh. I'm really not into the whole Elle/Ella trend.

Eva - Well if you want it pronouced Ava, you should spell it Ava. She'd constantly be correcting people if you spell it Eva.

Emma - I love it but it was the #2 most popular name in 2005. She'd be one of four Emmas in her class at school. =/

Genevieve - Ok.

Gwendolyn - Pretty, but I don't like Gwen as a nn.

Isabella - Pretty, but also very popular.

Isadora - Nah.

Ivy - Adorable! I'm not sure it ages well, though.

Lorelai - Like it.

Mia - Like it a lot!

Rory - I can NOT see Rory aging well at all. Cute for a three year old, but not a teenager or a grown woman (and I think the same thing everytime I watch Gilmore Girls!)

[kaugomu.livejournal.com]

The thing with Eva is not that I want Ava, it that I don't want a hard E (Or A for that matter) at the front but more of softer E like ehva.

[hitzpink.livejournal.com]

Oh ok. I really like the sound of ehva.