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Sheila
How beautiful! And astonishing, yes, truly a mirror image! Your heads are tilted at the exact same angle and your sweet expressions, smiling at someone in the distance, the same!
I have a picture of my husband and daughter, (who are two peas in a pod, she is for sure her father’s daughter) in this kind of a photo. Unwittingly, standing at the beach in matching hoodies, hands in the pocket the exact same way, feet too, looking like they are going to break into a Fred Astaire dance. It makes me laugh every time I see it.