Sheila and I are nine years apart in age. She always says, "I'm the baby." I expect I'll be hearing that when I'm 99 and she's 90. But, it's all good. When she was born I got to help take care of her. It was like playing with a real live baby doll. And of course as we grew up, she and I became closer and closer - except geographically - because our age difference didn't matter anymore.
This weekend we're having a girl's night out to see "So You Think You Can Dance" with her daughter and our cousin. I've never seen the show but Sheila says it will be terrific. (I'll let you know what I think next week.)
Here's Sheila.
The Baby
The Sibs, Madeline, Sheila, and Kenny -
a couple years before Kenny died in 2008.
4 comments:
Nice shots. Have a great weekend with your sister!
Thanks, Jacqueline.
We did have a nice weekend.
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My brother Jim and I were 11 years apart and I definitely had a "little baby" as my parents were busy and I loved being a babysitter at that age. This always bonded us despite the age difference. I'm glad you all had a wonderful weekend. Bless you Madeline.
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