The very first thing people say/notice/think about Bunny and me is that there is no way that we could be sisters because we look very different.
I think it's pretty sad that people don't realize that being black means you can be any color from alabaster to ebony and any color in between. I've always thought as black/African-american as being a race, and not so much a color.
The fact of the matter is that we are biological siblings.
She looks more like our mom - who is dark.
While I look more like my dad - who's fair.
Our noses are different, our mouths, our hair types, our personalities, everything.
I don't know that many sisters that actually look alike and even fewer who act alike. And if they do like the same things they ain't sharing it.
We're very different and that's a good thing, because individuality is something to be celebrated and cherished. A world filled with just me or just you would be a very strange in indeed.
"A Sister is God's way of proving He doesn't want us to walk alone."
~ Unknown
