Anastasia Smith: 24, sisterless and searching.
A FEW WEEKS AGO, I posted a gallery of nun photos along with an invitation for readers to share their favorite sister stories (sisters as in nuns, that is). The response was delightful, with nun tales of all sorts. I recommend you revisit the post–now with new photos added–and partake in this ongoing discussion on sisters in and out of the habit. Why don’t you start here?
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As a child, I was always sure that Gidget became a nun and I have always thought there was a flashback episode of “The Flying Nun” that show this and I would love it if anyone recalls it. My biggest surprise about this clip is that Gidget was in color. We did not get a color TV till 1968 so I just assumed it was a black-and-white show. Anyway, I think why I love the TV show “Brothers & Sisters” so much is that it stars Gidget/Sister Betrille who were such a part of my childhood.
Gidget Trailer