[name]Imagine[/name] a young woman in a simple dress with hair hanging down just past her shoulders. It flutters in the morning breeze as she goes about her chores. She gives the chickens their feed and collects thier eggs. She waters the garden and collects the vegtables her mother has asked her to gather for the days lunch. On her way back into the house she see’s that the roses she planted earlier that year have bloomed, so she snips one off to put in her favorite vase in her room by her bed. She leaves the eggs and vegtables with her mom in the kitchen, and puts her flower in her room. It’s lovely, so she takes a picture of it before joining her family in the dinning room for breakfast and morning lessons.
If this was your daughter what would you name her? First and middle, or First and two middles. This is only for fun.
Without seeing your response, my first instinct was [name]Elodie[/name] [name]Anne[/name]. Haha.
On second thought I considered that the area where she lives, being farm-like - would likely be in middle [name]America[/name]. This made me think of more traditional names. But she also feels quirky to me at the same time. So in addition to [name]Elodie[/name] [name]Anne[/name], I give you:
[name]Elizabeth[/name] [name]Anne[/name] - called Bit or Bitty
[QUOTE=vicioustrollop9;1389510]Without seeing your response, my first instinct was [name]Elodie[/name] [name]Anne[/name]. Haha.
On second thought I considered that the area where she lives, being farm-like - would likely be in middle [name]America[/name]. This made me think of more traditional names. But she also feels quirky to me at the same time.
Interesting! considering i live in Australia i imagined her as one of rich greeny/country change family’s children, who have just a small amount of land with a big fancy house, grow most of their own food, raise animals (mostly vegaterian) and use light, whimsical, hipster names.
If this was your daughter what would you name her? First and middle, or First and two middles. This is only for fun.