The Post In Which We Say "Hello and Welcome!"

Hello and welcome! (I bet you saw that coming, didn't you?)

This is our blog just for us, because we're sisters and we just do that sort of thing. In this blog we'll be doing a lot of fun stuff--book reviews, movie reviews, favorite famous sisters, devotionals and more! (That's it for the advertising bit.)

We have decided that first posts are always infinitely awful. Historically. Really, we have not seen one good first post in all our time of looking at blogs. So for our first post, in determination to zest the historical stereotype up, we are going to describe each other. Huzzah! (Andi thinks huzzah is unnecessary)--

Rules:

The sisters cannot see what is being written about them.

The sisters cannot write a book it must be only one paragraph

That's all

so let's begin!

In which iGirl describes Andi

Andi isn't really the typical big sister, she's not annoying and she's not sticky sweet. She has an interesting sense of humor which a lot of people don't get, but I do because I'm her sister. She's has an unhealthy obsession with the following: Jelly beans, old cartoons, Coke and Macaroni and Cheese. She lets me steal her clothes when I want to and she's good to talk to about things that I wouldn't talk to anyone else about--kind of like having a best friend that lives with me. We constantly finish each others sentences and we both like that a lot. When we were little we used to do everything together, now we don't as much, but we still have an illegal amount of fun together. The specialist part of Andi is that she's a Christian and wants to serve God and is finding numerous outlets for that.

In which Andi describes iGirl (who will also be known as Danni from this day forth.) 

Danni...Hmmm what do I say about her.  She's practically my twin in almost every way we think each others thoughts, finish each others sentences, and listen to (mostly) the same music.  She's a tad clumsy... Okay really clumsy.  She dances all the time, really, I'm not kidding, but she's great at it.  She spells, types and writes better than I do, and whenever she has an idea chances are it will turn into a book.  Same goes for people, If she knows you, you might end up as a poor beggar, trying to survive on bread and water in her next book.  She keeps the house...um...how shall I say...interesting.  She bursts out singing, dancing, laughing, talking and goofing off.  She is unlike anyone I know... sometimes it's a good thing.  But she's my sister and she prevents me from being a bossy annoying older sister.  I know this paragraph doesn't do her justice but I tried.

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