Are there twins in your family?
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Friday, March 11, 2005
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No, though my mother was convinced I was going to be red-headed twins. She got the redhead in my daughter, but no twins have appeared.
My mother was the survivor of a home-delivered set of twins. Her brother was stillborn.
My sister and I are frateranl twins.
By Tam
Yes, my cousins are fraternal twins, a boy and a girl.
I thought my aunt was lucky to get two babies from one pregnancy. Now that am exhausted from caring for my singleton, I realize that what she avoided in having only one pregnancy, she gained in having two babies to feed, diaper, burb, wipe, bathe, etc, at once.
When I was little, I pitied my cousins that they had to share their birthday and their birthday parties. Also, my female cousin once complained that even though they were different genders, people still bought them matching outfits, just both gender versions of the same outfit (one with a skirt, the other with pants, etc.)
My dad had twin brothers, Richie and Raymond. One of them died a few years
ago, and this might sound like a sick joke but I seriously can't remember
which one. That's the downside of people growing apart.
I don't think there are any twins in my family. However the resemblence between my sisters and me is striking. Actually, the resemblence with all my siblings is very strong. And my mother liked to buy us matching clothes.
No. Apparently we're all one of a kind!
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