Anonymous
08/23/2022 13:13
Subject: Opal
Anonymous wrote:Very southern, I think of opal from ‘all my children‘
Like Olivia better to honor DH ‘s grandma
Not Olivia two!
Anonymous
08/23/2022 12:56
Subject: Opal
It reminds me of a soap opera character.
Anonymous
08/23/2022 12:52
Subject: Opal
If you love it, go with it. I think Leigh would be a pretty middle name for Opal.
Anonymous
08/23/2022 12:45
Subject: Opal
It’s fine for people born in 1890.
Anonymous
08/23/2022 12:40
Subject: Opal
Opal Rosalind
Opal Magdalena
Opal Martina
Opal Lucinda
Opal Gwendolyn
Opal Felicitas
Opal Clementine
Opal Magdalena
Opal Martina
Opal Lucinda
Opal Gwendolyn
Opal Felicitas
Opal Clementine
Anonymous
08/23/2022 12:36
Subject: Opal
I really like it.
Anonymous
08/23/2022 12:32
Subject: Opal
I like it, and sort of vaguely considered it for my DD. It's my birthstone (though DD was an April baby). DH didn't like it though.
Anonymous
08/23/2022 12:27
Subject: Opal
I think Opal is a pretty name and it probably should have a 2 syllable middle name, especially if you said your last name is short too.
The first Opal I thought of is from All My Children years ago. That's not a bad thing though.
The first Opal I thought of is from All My Children years ago. That's not a bad thing though.
Anonymous
08/23/2022 12:18
Subject: Opal
Opal needs a two syllable middle name.
Opal Arie
Opal Ali
Opal Lovey
Opal Arie
Opal Ali
Opal Lovey
Anonymous
08/23/2022 12:01
Subject: Re:Opal
Anonymous wrote:I like it! Opals are beautiful and distinctive. Why wouldn't you want a name that has those connotations? (Yes, I was born in October). My name was unusual when I was growing up, but is now more common. As a teen, I wished I had a popular name (cue Wicked), but I grew to love my name. Now I wish there weren't so many little girls with the same name -- especially when I hear their parents calling out to them in the market, at Target, at the pool, etc. . . . .
I was also born in October, but think the sound of the name Opal is ugly and the way it looks spelled out is ugly.
Anonymous
08/23/2022 08:57
Subject: Opal
I think it's pretty and I love that it's a family name. There won't be too many but everyone will know how to say/spell it.
It fits into the old lady trend and the gem/jewel naming trend (Ruby, Pearl, etc.). Go for it.
It fits into the old lady trend and the gem/jewel naming trend (Ruby, Pearl, etc.). Go for it.
Anonymous
08/23/2022 08:02
Subject: Opal
Anonymous wrote:Sounds very Andy of Mayberry to me.
Also, it triggered in my mind another bad name: Rolex.
I agree. It sounds very Mayberry.
Wasn't an Opel a car that didn't run too well?
Anonymous
08/23/2022 08:01
Subject: Re:Opal
I like it! Opals are beautiful and distinctive. Why wouldn't you want a name that has those connotations? (Yes, I was born in October ). My name was unusual when I was growing up, but is now more common. As a teen, I wished I had a popular name (cue Wicked), but I grew to love my name. Now I wish there weren't so many little girls with the same name -- especially when I hear their parents calling out to them in the market, at Target, at the pool, etc. . . . .
). My name was unusual when I was growing up, but is now more common. As a teen, I wished I had a popular name (cue Wicked), but I grew to love my name. Now I wish there weren't so many little girls with the same name -- especially when I hear their parents calling out to them in the market, at Target, at the pool, etc. . . . .
Anonymous
08/23/2022 07:48
Subject: Opal
Anonymous wrote:It’s ok. Not my favorite, but acceptable.
Opal Corina
Opal Virginia
Opal Cecilia
Opal Josephine
Opal Miranda
Opal Margaret
Opal Maria
Opal Juliet
Opal Veronica
Opal Natasha
I feel the same about this name. It's kind of sweet, and would definitely fit in the current vibe. These are nice MN suggestions. I like Virginia, Miranda, and Maria.
Anonymous
08/23/2022 06:53
Subject: Opal
Very southern, I think of opal from ‘all my children‘
Like Olivia better to honor DH ‘s grandma
Like Olivia better to honor DH ‘s grandma