It's currently popular, but it's not trendy. For instance, my dad has an Aunt Zoe (in her late 70s) who has a granddaughter Zoe (who's around 8, named after her grandmother), and I have a cousin Zoe (who's 24) on my mom's side of the family, so it's not necessarily tied to one generation, image-wise. Like other posters, I prefer the Zoe spelling (no "y") and I think Zoey Daffodil is a bit cutesy. I liked the suggestions of Zoe Amber, Zoe Violet, and Zoe Iris.
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Date: 2013-03-25 09:00 pm (UTC)