Big sisters are the crab grass in the lawn of life. ~Charles M. Schulz
A few weeks ago at the control burn, I happened to witness this scene unfolding before my very eyes. A high pitched squeal alerted me to a problem, luckily I had my camera ready to go and grabbed this quick shot of an altercation between two sisters who just happen to be my great nieces. Their Grandmother intervened..or perhaps I would have captured a knock down drag out fight! :)
Thousand words? Hell, girl, a thousand bullets is better. Get your ass over to our porch where the alcohol and ammunition is free and the neighbors are ffreakin' well behaved....
ReplyDeleteMy younger sister now thanks me for making many mistakes before her, she learned by watching me. Its a compliment I'm proud to have recieved.
ReplyDeleteI can just imagine that squeal and the mean looks exchanged afterwards! LOL
ReplyDeleteI love the Charles Schulz quote. I never had a sister. I only had myself to fight with.
ReplyDeleteBut I love this post.
RAE
I like this one! My daughters don't appreciate having a sister but I always wanted one.
ReplyDeleteGreat capture! LOL!
ReplyDeleteHope you have a great weekend! :-)
That is a great picture, it made me laugh. The little one is really getting yanked! I grew up the youngest with 3 sisters and 3 brothers. I got yanked a few times myself.
ReplyDeleteAnne
What a great shot you got here! I love it. :) I have a younger sister, and my most vivid memory is fighting because she was such a slob in our bedroom!
ReplyDeleteBTW, I got rid of that comment thingie... darn thing was a real pain in the arse.
Ha, perfect shot of sisters. And I should know:))
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the older one thought that no one was looking? I was the oldest sister. I'm sure I thought I knew what was best for the others.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo...good timing...I KNOW J and I had lots of those moments...
ReplyDeleteWhat do we know anyway, when we are young?g
being a twin... this is great :)
ReplyDeletehere where it plum snowed out today !!
gp in mt
Great shot! a thousand words couldn't really describe it:-). priceless!~karen aka kbear
ReplyDeleteYou can't beat sibling love! Wonderful picture.... reminds me of the anklebiters.
ReplyDeleteI was once at a parade where a troop of Cub Scouts followed a group of horses. The two front scouts were carrying a banner strung on a pole between them and, just as the came upon the first steaming pile of horse droppings, the scout on the left yanked on the pole. His partner performed some fancy footwork, and narrowly avoided stepping in the dung, then returned the favor, with the same result. For the next two minutes, until the Scoutmaster intervened, they attempted to drag each other into the manure.
ReplyDeleteI'd give fifty bucks to have that on video....
Jeanne..you crack me up! LOL.. I really needed that Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteManker..you keep that snow in Montana..dontcha be sending it east..send it North..my Canadian friends will love a June snow!
Joyce and Dorothy.. I am too afeared to come over there..you all got guns..and will use them.
Thanks everyone for your comments:)
What a hoot!
ReplyDeleteLinda
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