I totally hit the sister jackpot with Cindy, you guys. She is fantastic. And really, I am not saying that just because we didn’t grow up together and I never had to fight her for the curling iron or whatever.
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That is so great I’m so happy you found each other.
That title wouldn’t be referencing the Andrews Sisters song from White Christmas would it? You don’t actually have Christmas on the brain yet, do you?
Oh, and could Abby look sweeter. Her cheeks are just too much.
-Abby
Thank you Abby! :) We’re very happy to have found each other, too. It so easily might not have happened – it’s been such a gift.
Yes, that was a reference to the Irving Berlin song from White Christmas. I have that movie memorized. I like to watch it in June. And Christmas is pretty much always on my brain.
As you can see, the cheeks run in the family!
I’m so happy for you, Nikki…and for Abby, and Cindy as well, that you found each other. This is a beautiful picture–it looks like you had a great time catching up.
And, oh, how I miss the fall…
Thank you, Victoria. Fall is cold and rainy today, and I’m sure that means it misses you, too.