unisex names

[ohhvelocitygirl.livejournal.com]

what are some names that if you saw written down, you wouldn't assume either way?  any name I liked was either obviously male or obviously female and that just isn't working now.

I really like "sage".   and I did like bristol and paris.  but celebs have made those names pretty femme. 

so far I've found these, but can't decide if they lean one way or another:
bronte
bronwyn
roman
rowan
arden
celestine
emery
ellery
hadley
december
ainsley

bonus points if the name is somehow winter/christmas related.

Comments

[falls2climb.livejournal.com]

I would think Ainsley to definitely be a female name - I coach children's gymnastics classes and I have three Ainsleys right now. I've always liked Hadley for a girl.

I also teach high school, and the two most common unisex names I find are Taylor (this semester, I have three male Taylors and two females) and Jordan (one male, two females). I had a set of twins last semester named Morgan and Taylor; they told me their parents chose the first names because whether the twins were male or female, it would work.