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[lethe-cat.livejournal.com]

Usually news in my area does a story about the first baby of the new year. They mentioned her name :Emma and then went on to describe a story about another baby born on the way to the hospital.

The mother says she's been told that since she's struggling for a name for her new baby girl, she should name her after the street she (the baby) was born on: Scarlette Street.
The mother doesn't give a definitive answer.
What do you think about the name?

If you were named after the street you were born on/grew up on what sort of wacky name would you have?

Do you think its appropriate to be named after a street?

Comments

[lipsty.livejournal.com]

I've lived on a lot of streets, none of which would make viable female names:

Sullivan (Road)
Purcell (Road)
Crossbill (Place)
Half Oak (Crescent)
Delius (Street)
Sorrel (Close) (hmm, maybe...)
Allesley Old (Road)
Whoberley (Avenue)
Portland (Street)
Barton (Grove)
Brixton (Road)
Brighton (Terrace)
Terrapin (Road)
Norfolk House (Road)