Harmony School, 1992, Page 74

Description:	jUliE sMiTHI doubt it.We were all sitting there listening to this strange story being told by Mrs. Bobwho was holding Bob Jr., the baby, when all of a sudden Mr. Bob fell out of thecar and we ran over him. We backed up and saw him lying in the road. Mrs.Bob and Bob Jr. were crying.Do you know what its like toI be the oldest of five girls?Well, I do.After me is Laura.I second grade. When theycelebrating Leap Year in class and theyI asked her how she was going to spendthe extra day, she said, Im going to beextra nice to my sister Julie.Michelle just turned six. Shelikes to beat up on Lisa, (anothersister). She really wants a brother tobeat up on.Lisa follows Michelle aroundlike a magnet does to metal. She reallylikes the baby, but she’s rough withher. Sometimes she even drops her.Alice, the baby, doesnt reallydo much except sleep, but when shesawake, everyone fights over her.When she smiles, she wrinkles up hernose and she sometimes laughs.As I speak we are in the processof adding on to our house. When mymom and dad are working, I usuallywatch my sisters. We have a calendarthats posted on our refrigerator thatdetermines who gets the specialchair, who chooses first what partthey want to clean in the back room,and what we have for dinner everythird night, which is kids night. Itsfun to have such a big family, becausetheres always someone around to playwith.Shes inwereX.‘ * IklJ ftt. ?
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Collection:	Harmony School

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