Just a couple of names
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babynamesMy friend has a friend who just had her second son. The first one is named Howl, and the newborn is named Oliver.
I love Oliver but I don't like it with Howl. Might just be me, but I find it weird to pair those two names in a sibset. Oh well.
Another name I saw on facebook:
Amiee.
Had it been spelled correctly, I'd be so happy. But no. *sad face*
And lastly, this lady on TV back in Norway, who hosts the kids tv stuff, had a son 3 months ago and she named him Cajus.
Opinions?
I love Oliver but I don't like it with Howl. Might just be me, but I find it weird to pair those two names in a sibset. Oh well.
Another name I saw on facebook:
Amiee.
Had it been spelled correctly, I'd be so happy. But no. *sad face*
And lastly, this lady on TV back in Norway, who hosts the kids tv stuff, had a son 3 months ago and she named him Cajus.
Opinions?
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Date: 2010-03-31 03:05 pm (UTC)Amiee is bad.
I know the J isn't said the same as in English, but that spelling just makes me think of cajun, like New Orleans food and stuff. Caius isn't really something I had heard of until I read the comments, but I kind of like it. So yeah, I guess Cajus is fine in Norway.