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989.1 | How about..... | MAL009::GRECO | Carol Greco, GEM, Malden,MA | Wed Apr 10 1996 12:31 | 7 |
| Alisha can also be spelled Alicia... it sounds ok... You could shorten
it to Alice Rose Ventura.... or another old-fashioned combination that
sounds nice is Marguerite Rose... Just a thought... my daughter and I
are also looking for girl's names that don't have nicknames... she is
due in June....
Carol
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989.2 | | POWDML::VENTURA | Kitties-Zero to nuts in 4 secs. | Wed Apr 10 1996 14:57 | 12 |
| One thing I forgot to mention is the pronunciation we have found we
like. We like a short I instead of the long I.
Carol. Thanks for the comment. However, neither my husband nor I care
for the old fashioned names. We'd like something a LITTLE different,
but not completely out of the ordinary.
Keep those suggestions coming! Any girl's name that will go with Rose
Ventura.
Holly
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989.3 | I like it! | BIGQ::DAVIS | | Fri Apr 26 1996 13:11 | 7 |
| I like it! But then I named my daughter Alena Nicole (the len is pronounced the
same as it is in lend).
We also debated over the first letter as A or E and picked A to be alittle
different.
Teanne
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989.4 | | POWDML::VENTURA | I'm not fat, I'm pregnant! | Thu Jun 06 1996 17:38 | 11 |
| Ok... I'm getting to a point where I don't care for the name "alysha".
I still want to keep "Rose" as a middle name, but we're stumped for a
first name.
We want something different, not too common, but not "yuppy" either, if
you know what I mean.
Any suggestions??
Holly
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989.5 | | POWDML::VENTURA | Great Goodley Moogley! | Fri Feb 07 1997 16:52 | 9 |
| Well.. our baby girl was born on September 17, 1996 at a whopping 9
lbs, 7 oz. We did name her Alycia Rose, with y sounding like the i in
melissa.
Thank you everyone for your suggestions. Alycia is a beautiful little
baby, and a joy to be around. I can't imagine my life without her now.
Holly
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