Names for Pink:
1) Pink's Prarie
2) Pink's Plates
3) Pink's Perfect Places (Really anything to do with that, like Pink Places or something. It doesn't have to be perfect, or anything if you don't want)
4) La Rosa
5) Restaurante La Rosa
6) Rosa Rambla (Pink Avenue)
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A contest entry
- Help me finish the project that's in my head. by bird at rose.
450 points, ended April 25, 2007, 25 entries
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The default doesn't bother me because it's a tiled background. Thanks for considering my rules though.
Ok, I'll start off by telling you why I like "Pink's Prarie." Meadows are usually not polluted and are pretty clean for growth to be gathered with how people used to be more conservative and would plant their own things for health. A quite delightful name other than "Prarie" needing another "i" to go through Spell-Check. Although, I trust that you can fix that, so I'm adding you to the finalists.
I have already seen and talked about "Pink's Plates" in one of my other entries.
Wow, some restaurants do spread over states and cities... "Pink's Perfect Places." Even though she'll probably not want to have the headache of having to control all her outlets, it is a cute idea.
-- "La Rosa" is kinda fun 'cuz she's got the food that makes people want her type of pink.
Me likes #5 because she wants to keep her promise for it to be a healthy restaurant. And, the building paint that she'll choose will be outstanding with prettiness compared to most food stops and, inside, the food will be smooth to the stomach.
Your last idea for me is simple and sweet 'cause Pink may guide you to better and even happier eating habits. It shall be busy if it strikes many people's moods to want to come to Pink's with people calling the street she's on, 'the pink driveway' (so to speak). Thank you for providing this name for me.
Criteria impressed me in most names.
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Hey (anonymous greeting to be emphasized, you might put that reminder to other commenters in author notes, not hard work except by needing to think of more happiness than entry... but there you don't even have to try --),
I'll take one in Englishg, and one in Spanish!
Pink's Prarie is very enjoyable over the direct food idea. It conjures up wafting winds... or aromas now. It may need evening meal campfire, never thought of that possibility when less heavy traffic might be in for earlier etcera of 'some raw' earthy offerings. I think this is excellent for those pickins kind of feeling. It is so swirly as delicious.
It also eloquently goes through the criteria for easy business reference. I think this should do well.
Rosa Rambla is a very sweet humorous name. At first it's a toned down tongue twister especially with a backwards feel of rambling rose which is a good attention getter. But as we climbb down from that, ha-ha, the translation of Pink's Avenue is sort of creative in a variety of ways. Once established, the company might be the landmark of the area as many restaurants are... instead of turn on a street, take a left after you've gone by 'eatery there' which is an optimistic announcement.
Inside the building, a locale is likely to be found in going down aisles of different sections of the scene of tastiness. Like a compact food market where a stretch is reserved. I would say this could be considered very good too.
The soft alliteration of the second choice I believe still lends itself to the requirements of facilitating a stating of it to the public.
If you don't know, I am the contest holder's mother but she will have her own opinion. I just wanted to give you my smile, if that's not worthless.
5:45 blueprints...
Carolyn
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