For as long as I can remember, my younger sister and I have been nearly inseparable. When she was little, she beat me with num-chucks, peed on me, stood on her head when sent to the corner and was otherwise a pain in the ass. But, even when she was annoying me, I thought having a little sister was the greatest. Read More »
disabled children

Admitting mistakes and moving on: Thank you, sis.
By fallon - Posted on January 5th, 2009
Tagged: disabled children
• growing up
• Parenting
• Personal Responsibility
• young parents
• Broad prosperity
• Shared responsibility
• Personal freedom
• Better future
Joshuah... The forever child.... the forever debate
By goosegirl - Posted on April 16th, 2008
I am the oldest of seven children. All of them are either step siblings, half siblings or in Brenda's case - adopted (she's actually my cousin and my father took custody of her). So I was not one of those only children that got used to things being all my way or all about me (not that all only children have that situation - no offense intended) and than recieved a shock later in life. Read More »

Peel and Apply to Forehead. Smile.
By fallon - Posted on December 29th, 2007
I freaking love the stickers on bananas. Seriously. Every since we were kids, my younger sister and I would sneak off a sticker and apply it to the forehead. We would then commence to walk around the store, smiling and giggling like idiots. Read More »


