Twins: And What They Tell Us About Who We Are
“Each appeared wearing a beige dress and a brown velvet jacket. They greeted each other by holding up their identical crooked little fingersa small defect that had kept each of them from ever learning to type or play the piano. They discovered that they are both frugal, like the same books, had been Girl Guides, hated math in school, chose blue as their favorite colorthe sort of incidental things that many people discover they have in commonbut there were other commonalities that were harder to ...explain. Both had the eccentric habit of pushing up their noses, which they each called "squidging." They liked their coffee black and cold. Both had fallen down the stairs at the age of fifteen and claimed to have weak ankles as a result. At sixteen, each had met at a local dance the man she was going to marry. They each suffered a miscarriage with their first pregnancies, then proceeded to have two boys followed by a girl (although Barbara had two more children after that). Both put on weight easily, although Daphne, the more serious dieter, weighed twenty pounds less than Barbara.MoreLess
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