I am a first born. I was followed by two more brothers before the much wanted sister arrived on the scene.
I can relate. We would have liked to have had more children than the only one we did but were advised against it for medical reasons.
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Have fun.
he is a winner!
i don’t know how i missed this post. but i need to do some catching up i see!
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This guy is a great comic. Hope to see more of him in the future. Thanks for the introduction.
Entirely my pleasure. I am glad that you liked him.
😀 Thank you! I will look for more of him.
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Entirely my pleasure Monk. I am glad that you liked him.
I’m a first born, with a sister two years younger. I’m told I didn’t speak until my sister was born, when the shock of having a sister got me talking for the first time! People say a first born gets treated better than any subsequent child, but I don’t think that was the case with me.
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I have received other similar comments from friends over the phone too!
I’m the baby – and in fact 25 years from the eldest – we are both the only ones still alive – our 2 middle siblings have both gone “upstairs”
Wow! What a situation. You must be thoroughly spoilt like my youngest sibling, a sister is.
nope not spoilt now – maybe when I was younger, although my parents were in their 50s by the time I went to school…I think they may have been “over it” raising the family by then. They certainly didn’t understand my generation neeeds!
My elderly sister is locked in to some facts that are completely wrong, every phone chat, something is said that riles me up…to point where I usually terminate our phone call.