Siblings
Middle Child
“When you have this many kids, you have to take like 20 shots to get one good one. This was the best of. My poor baby.”
(submitted by Candy)
Facetime
“What little sister doesn’t want a snowball right to the face? I was so excited playing with big sis in the snow for the first time, no clue she’d aim straight for the money maker.”
(submitted by Rhonda)
Winner Winner
“My twin cousins. Only one of them won an award at school, can you guess which?”
(via source)
The Loophole
“I hated my baby sister. I hated being dressed like her. I hated being forced to play with her. And when I was told not to hit her I found a loophole. We’re thick as thieves now. But then? I’d ripped her stupid blonde head off.”
(submitted by Jenny)
Too Much
“This happened after my son spent the night away from his sister. When he returned, they hugged. I went to take a picture of the hugging, then this happened. I told them, “That’s too much!!!”
(submitted by Kim)
The Moment She Realized She Was The Middle Child
“I think this was THE moment that Katie realized that she was a middle child…. To say she was unhappy that her SISTER got to do everything including holding the new baby brother for pictures, would be an understatement.”
(submitted by Sara)
Bear Hug
“Our father was an avid sportsman. Every summer he would travel deep into Canada with a group of guys to hunt and fish. In 1989 he brought home this black bear and had it turned into a rug. My brother and I were thrown on it for the first classic picture. My father passed away four years later and the rug (along with his other animal mounts) still grace our log cabin living room. I decided to recapture the moment as adults and we gave it to our mother as a Christmas gift. She, along with the rest of the family, got a kick out of it. Some people have asked if we are wearing clothes in the adult picture..we are close as brothers but not that close!”
(submitted by Morgan)
The Grinch
“This is a photo of me and my three older siblings. Such a nice photo, until you see me in the bottom left. That is not okay!”
(submitted by Melissa)
