Our two youngest daughters, Amy and Lani, have been partners in crime from the get go. What one doesn't think of the other does.
They don't think of each other as best friends but when you've been through thick and thin and taken baths together, what else would you call it?
For years we've called them "The Cahoots"
because they are often in cahoots.
Best Buds
Double Trouble
They're wearing sleep masks given on airplanes
Their birthdays are a week apart
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That is so awesome that they have such a great relationship. Love the pictures too!!
ReplyDeleteThose pics really make me wish for a sibling *sigh* ;-)
ReplyDeleteVery schweeeeeeeeeeeeeeet. (As my teens say!) It is a friendship that they may not have if you had chosen a different path. I was never close to my sibs because I had my 'same exact age' friends. lol
ReplyDeleteTip from sister Pam, who watches people's hair (not shoes or cars or purses). Try a side part and let the bangs grow kind of like Kiah's. Then do the length any way that suits you and hubby. Maybe layered or just a healthy trim. Your hair is lovely. Layering will thicken it. JMHO lol!
Awwww. It is so great to have BF's in the family. It has been a lifesaver that my boys always have someone to play with.
ReplyDeleteThat's too funny that you dreamed of visiting us! I dreamt about visiting Kmama at The Daily Dribbles after I typed my Thank You Very Much post last week! Kinda strange!
That sends a smile straight to my heart. It's a challenge for us raising two that are 10 years apart. But sometimes even with their age difference they are in "cahoots." Life is sweet when your siblings are also your best friends.
ReplyDeleteHow cute! Our boys are 5 days apart (and two years). We alternately refer to them as double trouble or Thing 1 and Thing 2!
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