My Recent Trip to Vancouver
<p>My parents call us the Wacky Sisters. I was the older, more studious sister while my younger sister refused to jump through hoops to show how smart she was. I usually had my nose in a book and she usually had a teacher yelling at her to be more mature and pay attention. She made sure I lived outside of my own head. Friends have told us we have a “schtick,” which we pick up immediately despite being months or years apart.</p>
<p>Growing up in Ontario, we were always together. With only fifteen months separating us, we walked to school together, hung out with a lot of the same friends, and had the same teachers. As adults, we live a six-hour plane ride away from each other, so being together in person is rare and special.</p>
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