A GOOD NAME IS HARD TO FIND

Smithandmonger.com – i like this name and it doesn’t really matter what or who it belongs to, as it fits anyone who deals with jacks of all trades.

Made me think of my most loved names for people, places, moments.

No Man’s Land – a farm at Goongillings (another gem) near Falmouth.

Oak – tragic for a baby girl, epic for a baby boy

Veranda – the shape, sound and state all in tune

Our Name is Good – small company taking the piss, but admire their cheek

Poughkeepsie – no matter how many times i am taught how to say this place 3 hours north of new york, i always forget and that just adds to the poeticism.

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