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Sister Time

Dear Readers,

If you are like me, I don't get a lot of time with my sisters just to talk, laugh, and just be crazy. Yes, we are together ALL the time but it's not the same as when we just sit and spend time together and not rushing to get things done. With Bess in college now there is even less sister-time. Though I am enjoying my time with my lil' sis Victoria! The other day Bess was studying and Victoria and I were in her room just sitting and taking pictures (the rest of the family were either doing something or not at home) and finally we got Bess to take a break and take some with us......We had a great time and I think we hadn't really realized just how much we need that time together. So here are the pictures.....as long as you promise not to make fun!!!! LOL :p

Cuz we wuv each other!!! <3

The three musketeers 

I LOVE this one!!!!! Victoria's face is classic!!!




Hmmmmmm.......


This picture was so much fun to take!!! It's hard to tell but in this picture Bess is about to pour water on me, while I'm about to cut Victoria's hair and Victoria has her arm around me trying to pull Bethany's hair and making it look like me!!!!!! Yes, NEVER trust your sisters  LOL  JUST KIDDING!!!!

Hmmmmm Yea that's us LOL

Ok, Maybe I shouldn't post this one.....



The Chipmunks!!!!!!

Or maybe we're from Bug's life LOL

But in the end we're just sisters having a great time together!!!! <3

So there you have it! And this only a few of the pictures we took! LOL But it was really fun and I hope we have many more time like this! It's crazy how time goes and we don't realize just how much we miss when we're busy doing our own thing...... Take time to spend time with your siblings! You don't know how you can be an example to them and what a great example they can be to you! Tell them as often as you can how much you love and appreciate them! Well, that's all for today! May God richly bless your week!

Your Friend,
Haviland~

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