Wondering abuot the Camerons' baby name of Florence Rose Endelion. Then 'ence sound is very similar to Nancy and the 'endelion is almost Gwendoline without the prefix of 'Gw'. Out of curiosity, do you think the name was made out of choice, they were given fast advice or it was pre-planned long ago?
Dave said they would have to do some 'thinking' about the names despite the smooth coordination with the names of the
siblings and the mother.
St Endelion is connected to Arthur in legend, the name of their other child which is nicely slick. They would have known quite far in advance that they would be staying at their friend's house near St.Endelion, wouldn't they?
Given Samantha's propensity to 'pop', in Dave speak, the baby out earlier than expected, did they already expect that there would be a good chance of her having the baby in Cornwall? Fantastic spin for the electorate. NHS, non-London, just like the masses, some PR fuelled drama of a slight emergency thrown in for good measure too. Would you really leave it to fate? Would advisors allow them to? Even if they wanted to?
They must have already checked out the
hospitals' obs & gynae expertise in
the area before they left London, just in case.
Nothing wrong in this, I quite like David Cameron but I'm not sure that the naming and probability of birth in Cornwall hadn't already been considered as an option.
I am preparing to be flayed.