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Monday, March 27, 2006
The Sister Sandwich
Sometimes I feel like the unsavory slice of salami in the middle of the sister sandwich! I feel good about who I am, and yet, sometimes I feel like the strange one between my older sister Leslie who is 28, has two college degrees, is married to a Phd and has four babies and lives in Germany, and my little sister Brooke, who is a gorgeous size 6 blonde who had a 16 year old b-day party with 35 people, and only 3 girls! She is a super-star drill team dancer, and oh, so cute. Did I mention she has a boyfriend too? I, well, am 27, and still very single, am in college again, and enjoy reading Foucault. Hmmm...
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Maybe you are the delightful honey roasted turkey and delicious provalone cheese between two slices of your everyday average white bread.
But the fillings of a sandwich are what make it special...otherwise it would just be bread!
I guess I should have said I feel like the white slice of bread next to the two sisters! They seem interesting and I right now feel very dull and static and boreing!
so interesting to add your Foucoult comment into the thoughts about how your sisters are fitting into the 'tested norm' - I think I'm seeing a correlation. I love Foucoult too and our little prof says he's going to give us someone to read from the same school who is more extreme than Foucoult-- and who he happens to like better... I call dibs on that for my research paper topic. :)
And, btw, you are fascinating and delightful! And I think Foucoult would be proud of you, too. :)
p.s. does your family know about this blog?
Of course not. Then I would have to start editing what I say...I'm also going to spring on them the copy of my published paper with swear words in it! *only in quotes though*. LOL.
Also, none of this is derrogatory towards my two wonderful sisters, its not their fault they are wonderful! I guess it can be harder to see what is "wonderful" in your own self.
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