abbieherbert is a blogger, designer, and freelance writer with a penchant for all things DIY. She writes about her daily life of a stay-at-home mom, the ins and outs of the design process, and food. She’s also a certified personal trainer, which she loves to share with her readers.
She was recently asked, “If you could go back in time, what would you do differently?” and she responded, “I would change my name.” She went on to say that if you really want to make a difference in the world, your first step should be to change your name, and it isn’t hard to see why.
What can I say? I love the name Abby Herbert, and I think it’s perfect for her. So I would change it to Abigail Herbert, or even better, Abigail Herbert and I. But I don’t want to change it back, because I like the name Abby. And I love how it sounds. So I wouldn’t change it, but I would keep the name Abby. If you ask me, it’s a pretty fair trade-off.
Abby is a name that is already popular in the UK that has yet to be challenged by an American. It’s a name that’s already been used as a brand for pretty much a hundred years, and its not entirely dissimilar to the name of the original Abby Lockheart from the book and film “The Secret of Blue Hills”.
For me, the name Abby is pretty much a given. I was also a fan of the movie and book. Its been a long while since I read that book. I like the name Abby because its already a well known name in the UK. In fact, I think its more popular in the UK than in America.
I think the name comes from a character in the TV show that I was a fan of. Abby Lockheart was the daughter of a famous actress who was murdered in real life, and the name comes from the actress’ name which is Lockheart. Abby has a very British accent, and I believe they took it from a British girl who was a fan of the show.
Yes, because “Abby” is an anagram of “Abbess”. It’s not just the name itself that’s a British anagram; it’s the “Abbess” part of the name. It’s the feminine form of “Abbess”, which is the title of the Catholic order of nuns, so the name is also an anagram of “Abbess”.
Abby, the daughter of a famous actress, is in real life the sister of a famous writer, so I’m not sure if that was intentional or not. Its a very British accent, and the name “Lockheart” also came from a famous actress’ name (Locker, by the way.
But Abby Herbert is actually a member of the Catholic order of nuns, which is what makes it an anagram. Abby is Abbess of the Black Abbey, which is a Catholic order for nuns, and the name Lockheart comes from a famous actress name. But Abby Herbert is also a writer, which is why the name Lockheart is also an anagram of her.
