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Anonymous wrote:Catherine is more boring, Katherine more elegant.

K is the trashiest letter of the alphabet.

Who are these people?

Except for Katherine, name a non trashy name that starts with K...

Kathleen
Karen
Kevin
Kenneth
Kyle
Kai
Kimberly
Kara
Kelly

Ummm...my point stands.

You think Kelly is a trashy name?

NP here. Yes, I do.

Just go with Catriona and move along.

Personal or nickname preference - it's not that deep.

In our family it's Katherine - my grandmother's first name, my middle name, and my daughter's first name.

Anonymous wrote:And why?

There is also Kathryn. There are people with real problems and you are not one of them! Who gives a rat's behind?!

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Anonymous wrote:I prefer any of the K spelling variants, because I'd want her to have the option of "Kate" down the road.

I think all spellings have the option of Kate--look at Kate Middleton.

Actually, Kate Middleton’s real name is Catherine.
So Kate would work with either C or K. But use a C if you want to be higher up alphabetically. Both are lovely.

That was my point, brainiac.

Anonymous wrote:K. Is the British spelling .
C. Is the American spelling.

Except not really.

K. Is the British spelling .
C. Is the American spelling.

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Anonymous wrote:Catherine is more boring, Katherine more elegant.

K is the trashiest letter of the alphabet.

Who are these people?

Except for Katherine, name a non trashy name that starts with K...

Kathleen
Karen
Kevin
Kenneth
Kyle
Kai
Kimberly
Kara
Kelly

Ummm...my point stands.

What names do you like? I don't think any of the above names are "trashy." And how on earth is "Kevin" trashy? Or Kenneth? Or Kathleen?

Well I like the name Catherine! Anne, Elizabeth, Sarah, Rose, Alexandra, Mary, Claire, Alice, Charlotte, Louisa, Margaret, Caroline. Andrew, Thomas, David, Michael, Paul, Samuel, George, Henry, Benjamin, Francis, William, Peter, Charles.

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Anonymous wrote:Catherine is more boring, Katherine more elegant.

K is the trashiest letter of the alphabet.

Who are these people?

Except for Katherine, name a non trashy name that starts with K...

Kathleen
Karen
Kevin
Kenneth
Kyle
Kai
Kimberly
Kara
Kelly

Ummm...my point stands.

What names do you like? I don't think any of the above names are "trashy." And how on earth is "Kevin" trashy? Or Kenneth? Or Kathleen?

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Anonymous wrote:Katherine if you want it to shorten to Kate or Katie. Catherine if you want people to assume her nickname is Cathy.

+1

I know multiple Catherines who go by Katie.

Maybe that's weird, but it certainly didn't stop them.

(I prefer the C spelling, but I don't have strong feelings. I like Kathryn, a la Janeway, too)

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Catherine is more boring, Katherine more elegant.

K is the trashiest letter of the alphabet.

Who are these people?

Except for Katherine, name a non trashy name that starts with K...

Kathleen
Karen
Kevin
Kenneth
Kyle
Kai
Kimberly
Kara
Kelly

Ummm...my point stands.

You think Kelly is a trashy name?

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Anonymous wrote:Katherine if you want it to shorten to Kate or Katie. Catherine if you want people to assume her nickname is Cathy.

I know a Catherine who goes by Kate and a Catherine who goes by Kathy.

I find that strange.

Ok?

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Anonymous wrote:Katherine if you want it to shorten to Kate or Katie. Catherine if you want people to assume her nickname is Cathy.

I know a Catherine who goes by Kate and a Catherine who goes by Kathy.

I find that strange.

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Anonymous wrote:I prefer any of the K spelling variants, because I'd want her to have the option of "Kate" down the road.

I think all spellings have the option of Kate--look at Kate Middleton.

Actually, Kate Middleton’s real name is Catherine.
So Kate would work with either C or K. But use a C if you want to be higher up alphabetically. Both are lovely.

Anonymous wrote:Katherine if you want it to shorten to Kate or Katie. Catherine if you want people to assume her nickname is Cathy.

I know a Catherine who goes by Kate and a Catherine who goes by Kathy.