A Dress To Impress

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“I’m not going!”

There it was. Mira’s famous pout.

Dahlia sighed. “Stay home, then.”

“And leave me all alone? You always think only of yourself!”

Get a mirror, Dahlia turned to the door. No use arguing when her twin was in a mood. “Party is next week, and I’m going. You do you. Now, I’m off to Fab Fabrics.”

Mira sniffled. “I don’t need another quilt.”

“I know,” Dahlia smiled. “This one’s for me.”

“You already have a quilt, no fair you’ll have more than I!”

Dahlia smirked. “Actually, it’s for the party. Gonna make me a dress to impress.”

 

 

For Rochelle’s Friday Fictioneers

Photo credit: © Rochelle Wisoff-Fields

 

21 thoughts on “A Dress To Impress”

  7. Na’ama Y’karah,

    Someone once asked my mom if she felt it when my uncle was in pain. She merely scoffed. Of course they were fraternal twins. 😉 Mira and Dahlia might share DNA but that doesn’t mean they will always agree. Wonderful banter.

    Shalom,

    Rochelle

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    • Thanks, Rochelle! Yes, I have a niece and nephew who are twins, and though they certainly have a very special close relationship, they are their own persons (duh!) and yet some people still think that they somehow must be telepathic or like the same things or what not.
      BTW, one of said pair of twins just gave birth TODAY to her firstborn son. (!!YAY!!) Her twin brother also has a son (2 year old). So, do they “both have boys” because they are twins? 😉 Love it that you loved the banter. 😀

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