No lesbianity to our faces, at least.
I have soft features, and my sister is angular. We both look young, but she looks...handsome. She looks like my father. I look more girlish than that, looking like my mother. We are the same size and height and hairstyle, but she's a few shades darker than I am, and leaner and more muscular.
ita, people are kinda dumb and not very observant. I had a friend with twins, boy and girl, she often got asked if they were identical.
ION, soldering while wearing bifocals is so much easier than without. For folks who think they might need bifocals, I say, just bite the bullet.
I've had people remark that I look just like my mother. We're both caucasian with brown hair, but that's about the extent of the resemblance. I wonder if these people would say the same thing if she'd instead adopted a child of a different ethnicity.
(I will cop to 90% of my personality being derived from hers, however.)
I have a question. Where would I go for theme christmas ornaments? Anyone have any ideas? Pier One/World Market was kind of a bust, and I can't think of a place that would have a good selection.
What kind of theme? Department stores sell ornaments.
Probably online, bon. Or one of those little gifty Christmas shops, if you have a place like that around.
Sara and I saw Tangled today, and loved it. The neighbors just gave her some hand-me-downs, too, and she's running around in her *new* jammie pants and sweatshirt very happily.
I wonder if these people would say the same thing if she'd instead adopted a child of a different ethnicity.
People used to tell my stepmom that we looked alike. Um, we don't. But perhaps there was mirroring, so I took it as flattering. Well, and I thought the person saying it was stupid but that reflected on them, not us.
However I do accept that I look a hell of a lot like my mom. And people still often think we're a couple and not mother and daughter. Whatever.
bon bon, is there a Petty's Hallmark store near you? Or a Hobby Lobby or Michael's?
I wonder if these people would say the same thing if she'd instead adopted a child of a different ethnicity.
Based on how often my Brazilian-and-a-head-shorter-than-me best friend in middle school and I were mistaken for twins? I'm guessing not. (We both had dark hair and wore glasses. So you can see how people would be confused...)