It's tough being the little sister sometimes
Big sisters won't let you paint
Or even sing...leaving sad faces and hurt feelings
Good Grief
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11 comments:
I am the youngest of 12....with 7 mean older sisters, haha. Hang in there Mayhem!
haaaa Loi....seven, that's tough! Hope they didn't torture you with singing "the wheels on the bus"
Too cute..."hurt feelings!'
Hysterical...... rings so true in our house too!
I have 3 sisters and we still behave like little b's sometimes. Scratch marks and all. Lord have mercy.
pve
Fearing my own Big Sister reading this and getting the wrong idea. Prepared for a looooong list from her tonight...detailing all of the annoying things I did to her growing up!
Patricia....with 3 older sisters at least of couple of you could team up when one misbehaved ha
How adorable...as the third of 4 girls, I can so relate!
I'm convinced older brothers are far more tolerant, especially if you're the only girl. I had seven brothers--four older, three younger.
During part of my growing up years, we lived on a dairy farm in Minnesota. One day my oldest brother had spent the entire morning cleaning out the stalls in the barn. "Everything" has to be shoveled out first, then the entire area swept clean before being hosed down. The last application was some sort of powdered disinfectant. As he finished for the day, came whipping through with my smug little "look- what-I-can-do" expression while skipping rope. "I can even go backwards. Watch." Well, my butt wound up in a pail of water he had set aside. Water everywhere. He pretty much would have to re-do that entire section if he could get it dry before the cows were brought in.
To this day it's hard for me to believe, but all he said was, "I think it's time for you and your jump rope to go back to the house."
ha, Gail....so little sisters can sometimes get in the way. So cute
Wishing I had a barn now....and someone to clean it up for me
oh i love it!!! they are going to be artists just like their momma!!!
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