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Middle name for Daisy

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Mavornia · 07/07/2008 23:30

Not sure if Daisy is a bit too twee - though I do love it

Any ideas for nice middle names to go with it?

I love nature related names but another one in the mn slot might be a bit much (also love slightly hippy names like Skye, Summer, Lark, Rain but don't know that I'd be brave enough to use them)

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Mavornia · 07/07/2008 23:43

o, i'll join you then in the Daisy Lou corner, it is lovely

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gigglewitch · 07/07/2008 23:42

see? we all have such good taste don't we zippi?

zippitippitoes · 07/07/2008 23:40

well thats interesting i immediately thought daisy lou/louise

i have a holly laura

i think daisy laura would go

gigglewitch · 07/07/2008 23:40

nope. love teh daisy lou, it was one of my faves. we also liked Daisy Grace.

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Mavornia · 07/07/2008 23:39

Plum! God, I love it - but would never get it past Dh

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Mavornia · 07/07/2008 23:38

Daisy Lou - exactly the sort of name that floats my boat but is it a bit, ahem, bovine? Brings to mind images of a pet cow...

Daisy May is rather sweet

I love the name Jane but Daisy Jane sounds a bit like Daisy Chain - or am I just being picky?

I agree something not so girly is probably best

Does April Daisy sound better?

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Califrau · 07/07/2008 23:37

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avenanap · 07/07/2008 23:34

May
Jane

sleepycat · 07/07/2008 23:33

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gigglewitch · 07/07/2008 23:33

Lou
louise
May ?

MinkyChunky · 07/07/2008 23:32

What about something not as girlie?

Anne
Maria
Eve