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The twin photo
Jun. 13th, 2005 10:51 amFirst, a big LJ welcome to ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
behrfox, who started his journal last night after we'd had coffee and I had showed him how neat this site could be. He's a really sweet guy and very interesting. :)
Second, a big welcome back tostripedtiger and biggaloot! I've missed you guys.
Third, here is the picture from this weekend's manic search of small town KY.
Circa 1979 -- four sets of twins
I'm that grinning kid at the far right, the infamous twin next to me. We were one of three sets of twins in my first grade class, one of four sets in the elementary school total. I didn't attach the story because it was poorly written, has two misspelled words, and is full of some really dumb comments by the twin (who at six didn't know better) and my dad (who at 45 should have). Still, it's odd to see this picture again, it brings back so many memories, specifically that giant Campbell's soup can from the old library (it's above the fourth kid from the right). For some reason, I always thought that it was such a neat thing.
behrfox, who started his journal last night after we'd had coffee and I had showed him how neat this site could be. He's a really sweet guy and very interesting. :)Second, a big welcome back to
stripedtiger and biggaloot! I've missed you guys.Third, here is the picture from this weekend's manic search of small town KY.
Circa 1979 -- four sets of twins
I'm that grinning kid at the far right, the infamous twin next to me. We were one of three sets of twins in my first grade class, one of four sets in the elementary school total. I didn't attach the story because it was poorly written, has two misspelled words, and is full of some really dumb comments by the twin (who at six didn't know better) and my dad (who at 45 should have). Still, it's odd to see this picture again, it brings back so many memories, specifically that giant Campbell's soup can from the old library (it's above the fourth kid from the right). For some reason, I always thought that it was such a neat thing.
