Names from the weekend

braveangel2

Elynn (nb gir)
Elle Marie (a salon)
Huckleberry (nb boy)
Loveday (Name Berry)
Kristle (adult)

ETA: And names from Dinner for Schmucks

Barry, Tim, Kieran, Therman, Martha, Julie, Darla, Lance Fender

 

led2009

I read a book once where one characters' name was Loveday.  It took place in England during WW 2. Not sure if Loveday is more common in England or was back then? I don't hate it but would never name my daughter that!

braveangel2

Yeah, I'm pretty sure thats where the OP got the name. Some of us tried to talk sense into her, but a marjority of the berryites were all "oh people are so rude; it's a beautiful name". I just don't get it sometimes.

strangebird

I would imagine Loveday is derived from the English surname. One of the few surnames, that while technically masculine, could easily be feminine. I still wouldn't use it--sounds like a riddle for Valentine.

cozylittlecave

led2009:

I read a book once where one characters' name was Loveday.  It took place in England during WW 2. Not sure if Loveday is more common in England or was back then? I don't hate it but would never name my daughter that!

Yup! It's not at all unheard of in England (though I wouldn't say popular). Personally, it just sounds too 'phrase like' for me though... never understood that one.