re: found our future girls name :)

Quoting Jays*Mama:" I like how you call someone ignorant but then you dont even know if you spelled a word correctly. Awesome"

 

<blockquote><b>Quoting Jays*Mama:</b>" I like how you call someone ignorant but then you dont even know if you spelled a word correctly. Awesome"</blockquote>




I think she meant the spelling of Lyllie was atrocious

<blockquote><b>Quoting Jays*Mama:</b>" I like how you call someone ignorant but then you dont even know if you spelled a word correctly. Awesome"</blockquote>




Meh. I acknowledge my spelling errors. I don't misspell things to be cool  

<blockquote><b>Quoting Jays*Mama:</b>" I like how you call someone ignorant but then you dont even know if you spelled a word correctly. Awesome"</blockquote>

She acknowledged the spelling may be wrong, though it was correct. That's not ignorance. Naming your child something that looks like word puke is ignorant as it will have an affect on that poor childs life until she can change it when she's 18.

Read the studies. Hiring managers, when handed 2 applications with the same qualifications will pick the one with the literate name most of the time. Spelling a name all ridiculous just makes your child have to work harder.

I'm with everyone. It is a terrible name

I would not spell it that way. My cousins name is Lyli, pronounced Lily, and no one calls her that. She just tells people to call her lie-lee.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Tanya-Michelle 'Wench' Mo:</b>" Me and DF have been talking and if we have a girl next we're gonna call her Lyllie   I personally love ... [snip!] ... had any thoughts on it? (pronounced lily) x my other children are called lyla and lynden so it fits with the 'ly' thing x"</blockquote>




Well it's nice spelled right. If you need to use ly then you need to use a different name. It looks silly and no one will pronounce it right. Looks like lie-lee

I Thought it was a cute way to spell it!