Beau's Sister

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Beau is a bundle of energy, exaggerated body motions, and a big heart. It was explained when Beau was younger that when he messed with his siblings it was his way of showing that he loved them. Even though he was annoying in high school, he became the best brother ever as he got older. Beau lived outside, playing with his neighbor, digging caves, building forts, and exploring every inch of their property. With his outgoing attitude he made many friends, and Beau loved to hang out with his group of friends. When he graduated, Beau was sure where he wanted to go and couldn’t make up his mind for a while. Then one day he was told about a little school for fire fighters. It really was as if Beau had found exactly what he was meant for. After one semester he graduated as an EMT. Beau loved his job and couldn’t help but tell his stories everywhere he …show more content…
Jokingly, but truthfully, Lainey is known to be the reason that her older siblings come home as often as they do. Laine has always been the sibling that everyone wants to be around. She might have a temper at times, but for the most part she is a sweet and sassy girl. When describing Laine her family often refers to her as a Minnie Beau. She is the ultimate tomboy, always ready to help dad with the animals or in the garden, she loves her dog, loves to ride horses, plays softball, and doesn’t mind a bit helping butcher the chickens. She isn’t just a tomboy though, she loves to dress up and put her hair up. She loves superheroes, sketching her own and watching every movie she can. Her favorite super hero is captain America, which is easy to see as one looks around her room. From the posters to the blankets on her bed; from her drawings to her socks even, everyone can tell Laine loves her superheroes. Fondly called Mer, Pookie, Pikachu, Baby, and Bud, Laine will always be the best example of a little

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