I think I hear a mouse talking
Posted by Dory @ Lucky Dorito on Monday, September 28th, 2009
I am sixteen months younger than my sister Lena.
That means, during our growing up years … I drove her CrAzY!!
I was the classic youngest child.
Always getting into her stuff.
Always trying to be her boss.
She used to put me in my place by simply ignoring me.
She’d say, “I think I hear a mouse talking….” when I’d try to speak
(err….boss her around).
It drove me bonkers!!
It’s hard to believe that now we take our families on vacation together, year after year.
We have a great deal of fun together nowadays…. and I am super excited that we’ll be heading to the beach together this weekend!
Aren’t you glad you didn’t kill me when we were kids, Lena? 
(Wait…. don’t answer that. hehe)
Filed in Memory Lane Mondays,Randomness | 6 dorito bits so far
Guinevereon 28 Sep 2009 at 7:59 am 1lol I have 2 sisters, one is 15 months younger than me and the other is 7 years younger. The sister closest to my age was alternately either my best friend or my bitterest enemy. lol The two of us drove Mom crazy at times!!! lol
Beccaon 28 Sep 2009 at 9:26 am 2Have a great trip!
Jeanon 28 Sep 2009 at 12:39 pm 3Is that how she learned to be so calm and take such great pics??hehe Sisters.. no relationship like them.. Have fun at your favorite place!!
Jenon 28 Sep 2009 at 2:53 pm 4You are both such beauties. I hope you have a wonderful time together!
Lenaon 28 Sep 2009 at 9:12 pm 5That second picture cracks me up! I know you don’t like mushy family stuff…. but, you know I love you very much, … and, I hope you have forgiven me for ignoring you when we were younger. (you just talked a lot, haha) I don’t know what I do with out you! …. I can’t wait for this weekend … BEACH, here we come!!!
annon 28 Sep 2009 at 10:54 pm 6The first two pics reminded me so much of my sister and I! She’s 20 months older than me, and she had curly dark hair and I had the straight blonde hair! Funny. Except, we had a little sister come along, so instead of me being the youngest, I was the poor, disenfranchised middle child…lol.