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I still buy clothes at the Goodwill just because I grew up wearing hand-me-downs. I've never been able to break the habit...
paden cash, post: 338383, member: 20 wrote: 4 of 4
I still buy clothes at the Goodwill just because I grew up wearing hand-me-downs. I've never been able to break the habit...
Just one of one, Mom and Dad both had to be put on thorazine and vallium subsequent my entrance to the world. 😉
Youngest of 3 - I survived 2 older sisters...:snarky:
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First of three
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Holy Cow, post: 338373, member: 50 wrote: ...Some authors say that makes both of us only children. I get that. Her experiences and mine were very different during our childhoods. Most of the time, she thinks she's an only child..
I have a sister that is so much older than me I use to call her "that lady that comes over to visit my folks". 😉
Not really, but it seemed that way. She is nine years older than myself and she married at barely sixteen.
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Dave Karoly, post: 338321, member: 94 wrote: I am number 5 of 5.
There is all sorts of stuff on the internet about the pros and cons of birth position. Of course I'm a shining example of the youngest ha ha.
My mother is the oldest of three girls. My Dad was the oldest of two boys except his Mother (the oldest of four except for a sister who died at two weeks old in 1900) adopted a nephew born out of wedlock to the youngest sister (my Aunt Sally who I personally knew).
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I have been asleep at the wheel. Didn't realize we had a participant from Norway. Welcome. (just in case I didn't say that two years ago)
Please answer again, but in Norwegian. I enjoy learning something new every day here at Surveyorconnect.
2 of 3 and classic middle child.
6 of 8; three brothers and 4 sisters
DDSM:beer:
Jeg er den fÌürste av syv.
I have an older sister (by eleven months) who was an only child.
Warren Smith, post: 338331, member: 9900 wrote: For eleven months? :-S
Your questioning the 11 months part but not the "only child part?
Dave Karoly, post: 338321, member: 94 wrote: I am number 5 of 5.
There is all sorts of stuff on the internet about the pros and cons of birth position. Of course I'm a shining example of the youngest ha ha.
My mother is the oldest of three girls. My Dad was the oldest of two boys except his Mother (the oldest of four except for a sister who died at two weeks old in 1900) adopted a nephew born out of wedlock to the youngest sister (my Aunt Sally who I personally knew).
I am the youngest and oldest but not the middle.
Dave Karoly, post: 338321, member: 94 wrote: I am number 5 of 5.
There is all sorts of stuff on the internet about the pros and cons of birth position. Of course I'm a shining example of the youngest ha ha.
My mother is the oldest of three girls. My Dad was the oldest of two boys except his Mother (the oldest of four except for a sister who died at two weeks old in 1900) adopted a nephew born out of wedlock to the youngest sister (my Aunt Sally who I personally knew).
I am the youngest and oldest but not the middle.
Actually both. I was unfamiliar with the Irish twin syndrome ...
Thank you. I see syv is our seven. How about one through ten? Maybe I can learn a bit of Norwegian today.
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