Lovely! I ever had a sister (3 brothers) and sometimes I think I would really like to know what it is to have one, and be close.
Now, I have two daughters, but they are 6 years apart. Trust me, they didn't hang out together much as children! As a matter of fact, the older one used to say the younger one was a pest ;)
Now that they are grown, they are much closer, but they could not be more different.
One is tall, the other short (same father, same mother). One is a go-getter, leader, and take-charge person. The other is a great, competent, "worker bee," who'd much rather not be in charge, but can be entrusted with whatever job needs to be accomplished.
It's interesting to see them so different while having the same gene pool and having grown up in the same household with the same parents.
One was born in Africa. The other in the US. Maybe that's it ;)
wel you know we have the opposites here. Actually they played really greatr together, and bathed until about 2 weeks ago, the sickness must have made Maya not quite to tolerant of little walking brother getting into everything. It willg et better. I too always wanted a sister and to have her be my best friend, of course I know it doens't always work out like that anyway. SO neat that it is for your girls.
Last night I found my girls both sleeping all cuddled up together in Nola's bed. And then this morning they crept down the stairs together before my hubby and I were up. When I got downstairs, they were sitting right next to each other on the couch, giggling, and sharing a blanket.
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Lovely! I ever had a sister (3 brothers) and sometimes I think I would really like to know what it is to have one, and be close.
Now, I have two daughters, but they are 6 years apart. Trust me, they didn't hang out together much as children! As a matter of fact, the older one used to say the younger one was a pest ;)
Now that they are grown, they are much closer, but they could not be more different.
One is tall, the other short (same father, same mother). One is a go-getter, leader, and take-charge person. The other is a great, competent, "worker bee," who'd much rather not be in charge, but can be entrusted with whatever job needs to be accomplished.
It's interesting to see them so different while having the same gene pool and having grown up in the same household with the same parents.
One was born in Africa. The other in the US. Maybe that's it ;)
wel you know we have the opposites here. Actually they played really greatr together, and bathed until about 2 weeks ago, the sickness must have made Maya not quite to tolerant of little walking brother getting into everything. It willg et better. I too always wanted a sister and to have her be my best friend, of course I know it doens't always work out like that anyway. SO neat that it is for your girls.
Last night I found my girls both sleeping all cuddled up together in Nola's bed. And then this morning they crept down the stairs together before my hubby and I were up. When I got downstairs, they were sitting right next to each other on the couch, giggling, and sharing a blanket.
We are pretty lucky to have twins!x
They are so awesome. Such sweet sweet girls. We really enjoyed spending time with them last summer!
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