Naomi's secret sensuality

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Monday, 28 February 2011 08:19
I dub you Naomi. I dub you Naomi. movimente: http://www.flickr.com/photos/movimente/2600980660

Are the Naomis of the world especially sensual? I ask because I just noticed that the name "Naomi" is "I moan" backwards.

If I were to have a character named Naomi, I don't think I could resist making something out of this. Names are so important, as are parents' reasons for naming. I had a classmate growing up named Eric Cire. Did his parents intend for his name to be a palindrome? Or did it just happen?

But back to Naomi, whose name declares "I moan." The woman in this picture fits what I imagine for my Naomi. She has a mischievous sense of herself, not a showy sexiness but a quiet sensuality that runs under a good-girl demeanor.

Naomi, are you trying to sneak into one of my books?

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#1 Blythe 2011-02-28 08:51
Nominative determinism. ; ) Naming my kids was one of the hardest things I ever did.* That was probably because my name was the source of both trouble and advantage. I grew pretty weary of people quoting PB Shelley, that's for sure.

(*Neoma Aldebaran, William Dana, Angus Christopher.)
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#2 ashleyp 2011-02-28 09:02
Your kiddos' names are an inspiration! Beautiful, dignified! I vote for all three for president, and I haven't even met them! We also struggled with naming our son, Liam Miguel. We wanted a name that would reflect different aspects of his heritage, but also something that would sound good to the ear... and that wouldn't get instantly Anglocized (my husband, Arnulfo, got turned into "Arnie" in kindergarten).
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#3 Girl Friday 2011-02-28 15:42
Natasha is even better... it's 'Ah Satan' backwards :)
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#4 ashleyp 2011-02-28 19:29
You're right, Natasha takes the (suitably satanic) cake. I had no idea. That explains some things to me about my past experiences with Natashas and why they were so intimidating. They had a dark force about them...
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