Charlotte/Elizabeth/Diana

Awww how marvelous,I'm so pleased Diana is in there

 

And there was me thinking they were new varieties of spuds.

 

The papers are saying that Charlotte is the male form of Charles, so it would appear she's been named after her grandfather, grandmother and great grandmother, which I think is lovely.

 

Oh Pete, you're making me hungry now, Charlottes are my favourite spuds.

 

I know 3 Charlotte's and they are all called Charlie I knew Diana would be in the name and to be honest I thought of Charlotte, how come we never have a Tracey or Lynne or Stella

 

she is a cutie pie and she could be called anything and still we would grow to like that name... It is the person which makes a name beautiful and I am kind of pretty sure we have a winner here...

 

Hopefully she will keep the tourists flooding in. Unless we have found another use for a royal family?

 

Well there's our future king who has saved countless lives through his day job and will continue to do so as a helicopter pilot in the air ambulance service, I think that's pretty useful

 

Lovely names and I'm glad Diana was included.

 

£3.99 Thompson and Morgan @pete

 

I went to my daughter's parents evening (a good few years ago) and met her form teacher, Mr Smith, for the first time.
He prattled on about "Charlie this" and "Charlie that" ... and then he managed to say:
"You don't mind me calling her Charlie, do you?"
to which I replied
"As long as you don't mind me calling her Charlotte: which *is* her name, after all ... Mr Jones."

So, I'm biased and I adore her name

 

More importantly, due to her interest in Botany the spectacular Strelizia reginae (Bird of Paradise) is named in her honour ...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlotte_of_Mecklenburg-Strelitz

 

She won't be called Charlie, it'll be Lotte.