Comparison And Contrast Essays: Similarities Between Andrea And Linda

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Andrea and Linda are my best friends, they are the most amazing woman I know, yet they couldn’t be more different from each other. Each of them are successful at their jobs, both have very nice homes, and they are both beautiful with fantastic looks and great style. However that is where their similarities end. Their priorities are very different from each other. Andrea is all about her family and Linda is more into her job then a family right now. Their styles are so different that they normally do not share any beauty tips or borrow clothes from each other. Their homes are both incredible , but located in different parts of the town and look nothing like each other inside.

Both of these ladies are successful at their jobs and have worked hard to be at the level they both are. Andrea
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She wears blouses and slacks to work, but at home she is more casual with jeans and cute shirts that match her shoes, which are usually flats. She doesn’t wear, or need a lot of make-up, she wears light shades in more of a natural palat. She has shoulder length red hair with highlights, which is always in wispy curls. Linda on the other hand is more of a glamorous girl. To work she wears eye catching business suits and outside of work she wears a lot of skirts and blouses. She always has on colorful high heels no matter where she goes . She wears dark colored eye shadows and bright red lipsticks that look great on her. She has long sleek brown hair that goes to the middle of her back. She usually wears it in a ponytail or bun.

Both of these ladies are perfection in their own way, they each have kind hearts and are there for me whenever I need them. The have worked hard to have the success they have in their jobs, in their homes all while looking fabulous doing it. Even though each of them are so different they are both great

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