The Importance Of Matching Shoes

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My sister and I are 1 year and 2 months apart growing up we were always treated like twins we would always have birthday parties together, we would be dressed alike maybe different colors but the same outfit we always had matching shoes. When we were younger we really did not mind it because the color of our outfits was different, but with that even on Christmas and birthdays we would get the same gifts just different colors we were always very close because my mother chose to treat us like twins and we loved it then. As we got older we hated to dress alike we would still get matching shoes but never matching cloths and now she hates it when people think we are twins. Even now that we look nothing alike in my opinion I still joke with her and …show more content…
We were shocked because she had always wanted to be a lawyer ever since middle school she had never mentioned anything about joining the military. Most of my senior year she spent going to Cartersville to meet with her recruiters and PT(exercise) with them, she would be there every weekday until it was time for her to leave to boot …show more content…
My sister and I are only a year and 2 months apart, we have always been close we have always done everything together. I remember my mom would always dressed us alike as kids always have the same hair styles, other people would always assume we were twins. In School, we would be together high school we were always hanging out together mostly because we had the same friends, we would tell each other everything I knew everything about her and she knew everything about me at least I thought I knew everything about her. Growing up she had always wanted to be a lawyer that was her goal in life to go to law school and one day out of nowhere she came home and told us that she had talked to a recruiter and was going in the following week to fill out the paper work, we were all so shocked not once had she ever mentioned that she wanted to be in the military it was always about wanting to be a lawyer. That was when our lives changed. This brought up so many emotions when I found out she was leaving for 13 weeks to boot camp because we were going to go to college together and now I had to do everything on my own. I had to start being

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