Thoughts? 
I’ve spotted this twice in my local birth announcements lately which was interesting…
It makes me think of my old [name]Math[/name] text books and tons of math worksheets. [name]Sax[/name] would be a pretty adorable NN though 
I want to like [name]Saxon[/name], but I only hear two things: Saxaphone and [name]Saxony[/name] (which I think was a part of Germany or [name]England[/name].) It’s unusualy, but it has a hipster vibe, with the x, so maybe that’s why it’s being used? I haven’t heard of it before now…
Intriguing!
- [name]Athena[/name]
It makes me think of [name]Saxon[/name] [name]Sydney[/name]-[name]Turner[/name] of the Bloomsbury Group. I like it.
aj_bear’s post reminded me that I actually know of a girl named [name]Saxony[/name], which I actually like as well. I wouldn’t use it and I know it’ll get hated on here, but it seems to work well for her.