For anyone who is wondering what I meant in the last post about whether my sister and I look like twins or not, here's the scoop: When I was about 7 or 8, I remember a lady asking me and my sister, who's two years younger, if we were twins. (We might have been asked more than once, I'm not sure.) Then a few years ago when I was visiting my sister in Arizona, I went with her to her son's horseback riding lesson, and the instructor looked at us and asked, "Are you twins?" Wow, "deja' vu'!"
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6 comments:
I am so glad that you are a fellow blogger :)
I cannot believe how big your girls have gotten.
Tell everyone Hello for us. :)
Funny story, Shirley, and nice job on your blog. Thanks for your comment on ours. We miss all our friends in the Everett field!
We have never met but I recognize one of your daughters as a friend of my daughters from convention. :) Just thought I'd say hi, and that I enjoyed your blog.
Hi Shirley - Thanks for the comment on my blog. Its so much fun to see your blog. It looks great. I think you and your sister look a lot a like. I see her at special mtg and convention down here and its amazing how similar you are. I added your link to my blog so I can get to it easier. Hope you don't mind.
We've never met either, but your post made me laugh! My sisters (2 of them) and I get it all the time! The funniest one was when we were shopping together and a clerk looked at us & said "OMG, are you twins?" We laughed & said "no"...and she said "Are you sure??"!!!! We still laugh over that one.
We have two girls that are your girl's ages also! Feel free to stop by our blog and "meet us"!
Re: your comment on ours...Wow, it's a small world! I've known R & V Flaugh all my life-and always see them at convention. Both Patty and Rod went to college here in Kearney!
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