Rosea wrote: |
Is one of them really a boy, but they don't want to be separated? |
janetbrown23 wrote: |
I really like this so far but just one little quibble...................Flame colour tunics thats the Tanswick Uniform surely Jan |
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Miss Annersley still uncertain as to whether the choice to make Marilyn Head Girl had been a wise one. |
francesn wrote: |
“You do realise we haven’t a clear candidate for head girl?” Rosalie Dene asked the headmistress of the Chalet School. “And Daisy will be such a hard act to follow.” “Our choice is somewhat limited. I wish we hadn’t had such a clearout last term!” Miss Annersley sighed. “Who do we have left from last year’s Prefects?” |
Mihiri wrote: |
What would have been interesting would be to see how Mary-Lou would have reacted if someone else had been made head girl! |
Miriam wrote: |
Well we do know that however 'suprised' she mifgt have been about it, she didn't show any of the protests that earlier head girls showed. |
francesn wrote: |
"I say, Nat, that uniform is simply awful, I’ve got so much to learn," sighed Christine, as she struggled out of her blouse. "Brush my mop, will you?" "At school you’ll have to do this yourself," Natalie warned. Christine grimaced as she struggled to tie back the wild curls. Natalie sighed, exasperated, having swiftly tamed her mop. "You’re no good at this," she said. "Well I’ve never done it before. It’s alright for you, you’ve had years of practice!" |
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I know, they're not twins but cousins - Christine was the rich side of the family with servants to dress her |
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Oh, and Auntie Nan had her fifth baby on Christmas Day - a little girl at last. She's to be Christine Natalie - becuase of being a Christmas baby, you know... |
Lyanne wrote: |
Wonders what I've missed that Susan read so that she doesn't think Christine's a boy? |
Ally wrote: |
Lovely update So Christine doesn't like flowers much, *hmmmmm's a bit* |
Ally wrote: |
Lovely update So Christine doesn't like flowers much, *hmmmmm's a bit* |
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Christine scarcely knew one end of a needle from the other |
Carolyn P wrote: |
KNOTS!!!!! I was always taugt never to use knots in sewing unless they were French knots in embroidery. We had to fasten on with two small stitches over the top of each over, and finish in the same way. |
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I keep hoping he’ll turn up one day.” “Maybe,” Christine said. “Now that the war’s over and everything he might come home. |
francesn wrote: |
Natalie considered this point of view for a few moments. “It’d be awful,” she said, frankly. “I’d miss you ever so much and I wouldn’t want to make any friends at all. I’m so glad we’re together.” “It won’t be forever, you know,” her twin warned. |
Kate wrote: |
I have probably been reading too much Harry Potter lately, but I'm vaguely wondering if Christine has gotten a letter from Hogwarts and is avoiding going.... |
Susan wrote: |
A friend's daughter had twins about 4/5 years ago. She was told when they were born that they were non-identical so she didn't bother having them tested. As they have grown up even close family are having great difficulty telling them apart so she had the tests done and just before Christmas got the news that they are identical. |
Lesley wrote: |
DNA testing on identical twins wouldn't help - they'd have the same DNA. |
Lesley wrote: |
DNA testing on identical twins wouldn't help - they'd have the same DNA. |
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“Anyway Mamma,” Len said, “I’ve heard you say it yourself.” “The bare-faced cheek of the child!” Joey exclaimed. “For two pins I’d send you to bed right now.” “Die madchen has a point, meine Frau,” said Anna with a twinkle in her eye. |