What do you think? It's not like her last name would be "Batman"!
Holly Toledo ;)
Too much like "Talulah Does The Hula From Hawai" i?
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What do you think? It's not like her last name would be "Batman"!
Holly Toledo ;)
Too much like "Talulah Does The Hula From Hawai" i?
I wouldn't.
Hmmm. Not sure I would, either!
Mind you, in our family it's me who puts the brakes on names - most recently trying to dissuade M from "Tripitaka".
Yes, as in Monkey Magic.
I love it! :rofl:
That wouldn't get past the Birth Cert peeps would it? lol
You are a trippa woman!
:rofl: at Tripitaka
I love a good sounding name as anyone who knows what our surname is regarding our DD2s name :lol:
No, don't do it.
Hehe I think I would draw the line at that one too ;)
i like it!
lol definately not for me :)
I agree with your DH, it might be cute on a little kid, but as a teenager and adult I don't know if she'll thank you for it.
um ... quite frankly, no its a silly idea. She'd go through life as a joke, do you really want that for her?
that's up there with something I heard a little while ago. A couple used the first three letters of their fathers first names for their sons middle name ... HARry and DONald ......this was not a joke and it never occured to them how it sounded. Poor kid!!
So the kids middle name is Hardon? Oh dear!
yep :rofl: he was christened firstname Hardon surname:
i like the name holly but not toledo.
i actually think it sounds really nice, it definitely flows really well together....but, can i ask, is there a connection or a reason for using Toledo? As in, have you been there before, or it means something special? otherwise....why use it? i dunno, only coz we live in Australia, i don't get how people use American places as names, like Dakota or Savannah or Montana or something....i think it's a bit weird, but maybe it's just me? :dunno:
:rofl: at Hardon.....oh my gosh, that's just insane! it's like the classic Richard Cranium or Mike Hunt or something....:doh:
I like Holly, but if I were to see that name, I would probably automatically say Holy instead itms, like I did when I opened this thread.
Ah, no.