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Daisy, My absolute favourite name

happyapple View Member Profile	24/01/2013, 01:36 PM Post #1
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After 2 boys, not sure what we are Having next, but Daisy has always been my choice by far for a girl. I love how pretty yet underused it has been. The great Gatsby is due for release a couple of months prior to my due date and one of the characters names is Daisy. Remember what happened to Jack and Rose after Titanic? Anyway, what I am saying is... I feel like I need a back up girls name In case there is a surge in Daisy's popularity post great Gatsby. Funny thing is our surname is actually Gadsby. So something sweet and whimsical and rarely used? Thanks!

emlis22 View Member Profile	24/01/2013, 01:58 PM Post #2
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I love Daisy! I really regret using on my dog! Daphne Arabella Luella Luna Juniper (one of my faves) Liora Elowen

Gudrun View Member Profile	24/01/2013, 02:04 PM Post #3
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Yeah, Daisy is lovely! Tansy Nellie Poppy Romy Peony Posie Bridie Tulip Airlie Briar Coco Juno Jonquil Lottie Mimi Sylvie Topsy Gypsy Purdie Echo Meadow Bluebell Rosebud Rainbow Jewel Maggie Pearl Dawn Wren Lark Lyric Bliss Fleur Ciel Opal Gem

Susiebelle View Member Profile	24/01/2013, 02:54 PM Post #4
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I also love Daisy! A few more: Blossom Peggy Polly Tace Lilac Ginger Blythe Fayre Fairlie Peace Paz Fortune Wynne Russet Tawny Fawn Blue Cissy Rue Ruth Celeste Celestine Missy Cherry Dolly Hazel

happyapple View Member Profile	24/01/2013, 08:03 PM Post #5
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Beautiful beautiful names there! Thanks for your suggestions. Echo I love!! Nellie I heard tonight on neighbors and it really grew on me Cool, I'm off to short list!

blenheim View Member Profile	24/01/2013, 08:37 PM Post #6
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Daisy is lovely - we can't use it for a first name but are thinking of it for a middle name if we have a girl. How about Sadie? Not quite an anagram of Daisy but fairly close. (And a gorgeous name to boot!)

MumtoMilly View Member Profile	24/01/2013, 08:43 PM Post #7
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Love Daisy - but DH vetoed it. Gorgeous name!

SCARFACE CLAW View Member Profile	24/01/2013, 08:47 PM Post #8
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Clearly I love it

librablonde View Member Profile	24/01/2013, 08:49 PM Post #9
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Daisy is one of my favourites

white~wave View Member Profile	24/01/2013, 09:03 PM Post #10
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I love Daisy

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