And all of us a generous. When I went off to college, Dawn and Adele raided their closets so I'd leave home with the best possible wardrobe. That was fifteen years ago, but things aren't so different now. Becky wears clothes I fit into before I had kids. The last time I visited my parents' home, even my youngest sister, Angie, was quick to pass along formerly favorite toys when she noticed my daughter playing with them.
Sharing is a sister norm in our family.
But sharing so many similarities somehow makes our distinct differences obvious, too. Take Adele and me, for instance. She spends hours over artwork and loves to redecorate her home. I leave the home decor to my husband and like to go to the library. Another thing we sisters do for each other, especially now that most of us are adults, is rewrite history.