Anonymous
06/29/2019 13:44
Subject: Re:Alice or Alison?
Anonymous wrote:OP here again. Thanks for the input. I am definitely leaving toward Alice but worry with a short last name that it sounds “abrupt”.
That can work really well in professional life. I have a short first name and single syllable last name, it’s easy to remember.
Anonymous
06/29/2019 13:39
Subject: Re:Alice or Alison?
OP here again. Thanks for the input. I am definitely leaving toward Alice but worry with a short last name that it sounds “abrupt”.
Anonymous
06/29/2019 13:26
Subject: Alice or Alison?
Anonymous wrote:Alice by a long shot. Alison has the same 80s vibe as Jennifer Jessica and Heather to me, while Alice is classic and literary.
+1 I think this too. All of the Alisons I know are in their early 40s. Not enough time has elapsed for Alison to feel fresh to me. Alice is darling, though.
Anonymous
06/29/2019 12:51
Subject: Alice or Alison?
Alison
Anonymous
06/29/2019 12:46
Subject: Re:Alice or Alison?
I like both, with a 1 syllable last name I’d go with Alison
Anonymous
06/29/2019 12:26
Subject: Alice or Alison?
Alice
Anonymous
06/29/2019 12:23
Subject: Alice or Alison?
Alice
Anonymous
06/29/2019 12:18
Subject: Alice or Alison?
Alison sounds very 80's. Alice is on a come back.
Anonymous
06/29/2019 11:59
Subject: Alice or Alison?
Alice.
Alison is used more often.
Alison is used more often.
Anonymous
06/29/2019 11:10
Subject: Alice or Alison?
Alice by a long shot. Alison has the same 80s vibe as Jennifer Jessica and Heather to me, while Alice is classic and literary.
Anonymous
06/29/2019 10:59
Subject: Re:Alice or Alison?
They're both great names, but I prefer Alison (spelled that way).
Anonymous
06/29/2019 10:53
Subject: Re:Alice or Alison?
Alice is a classic name!
Anonymous
06/29/2019 10:52
Subject: Alice or Alison?
+1 for Alison
Alice is a house keeper.
Alice is a house keeper.
Anonymous
06/29/2019 10:50
Subject: Re:Alice or Alison?
Alison
Anonymous
06/29/2019 10:45
Subject: Alice or Alison?
We have a single syllable last name.