Only I would know what she means when she says, "This gum kinda tastes like Pine-Sol, like Mimi's on a Saturday."
How great to have a relationship with such specific similes.
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Only my sister...
would know what kind of feeling I'm describing when I say, "This feels like a late-night club-sandwich supper at Disney World."
Only I would know what she means when she says, "This gum kinda tastes like Pine-Sol, like Mimi's on a Saturday."
How great to have a relationship with such specific similes.
Only I would know what she means when she says, "This gum kinda tastes like Pine-Sol, like Mimi's on a Saturday."
How great to have a relationship with such specific similes.
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That's wonderful. I don't have that kind of relationship with my brother. We're too far apart in age (7 years). I hope my children can experience that though.
I don't either. I can't even tell you the last time I saw my brother.
But Lyndsay and I, when we're not scrapping (something that has mostly cropped up since adulthood), have a lot of in-references, too. Some things I know no one else will understand. Watchcare.
I have lots of in-references with myself. That's the same, right?
Thanks for the comments. Dad's doing good.
(this is Lyndsay) I love seeing the two of you interact. Robyn's mind doesn't seem to work that way, but Steve and I are able to communicate like that and it's always a thrill when it works. I think we should call them sibilies.
I love that, Z!
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