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Writer Augustė and her husband gave their daughters distinctive names, then discovered an unexpected connection

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

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  • Writer Augustė Jasiulytė and her husband have lived in Norway, Denmark, Canada and Lithuania, and their two daughters were born during that time.
  • The couple chose distinctive names for their daughters because they liked how the names sounded together.
  • After moving to France, they discovered an unintentional connection between the names.

Writer Augustė Jasiulytė and her husband have lived in Norway, Denmark, Canada and Lithuania. Along the way, the couple had two daughters and chose distinctive names for them.

“We simply looked for names that sounded beautiful to both of us,” Jasiulytė says. Only after moving to France did they understand the unexpected connection they had created, she adds.

We simply looked for names that sounded beautiful to both of us. Only after moving to France did we understand what an unintended connection we had created.

· Augustė JasiulytėThe writer explains how she and her husband chose their daughters’ distinctive names and later discovered their unexpected connection in France.
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