Anastasia Smith: 24, sisterless and searching.
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SINCE MY DEAR BROTHER has been working like a horse, staying overtime at his job and doing construction on his house, I haven’t been able to talk to him in weeks! Until a few days ago, when we finally had a moment to catch up with each other… [click to continue…]
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GOOD GOD, HAS ANYTHING SWEETER graced the pages of the internet than the birth of Tessa Tangerine to the blogging family at Pacing the Panic Room? Don’t know what I’m talking about? (“Who gave birth to a tangerine?”) Allow me to explain how this growing family has stolen my heart. [click to continue…]
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ON A RECENT WEEKLY BLOG perusal, I came across these photos in a post titled Field Day. And all at once I was flooded with memories of this time of year 15, 16, 17 years ago when the whole elementary school would relocate to the comfort of the expansive track field and metal bleachers at the high school for a full day of field games and watermelon (and of course, that colorful parachute-like thing). So this elementary school scene got me thinking and thinking about my tried and true sisters of those days. The girls with whom I spoke made-up languages and I played outside until dark. [click to continue…]
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MY DEAR FRIENDS (who happen to be sisters), Annie and Alex Ensign, contributed this Easter gem to our “We Match” photo gallery. Apparently all these matching frocks and jumpers were made by their mother, and as the story goes, there are a lot more Ensign children than the ones pictured here–I think 12 in total. That’s a lot of sewing. Send your Easter photos to claimingsisterhood [at] gmail [dot] com.
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ON THE BEACH, ON VACATION, WITH T.
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