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[anjomau]

I see some of you have been "talking" with my baby sister, Anita. I hope she hasn't made herself a nuisance (she is a really great kid, but like all children she has no real concept of private property, particularly when armed with markers and crayons) and that the language barrier hasn't been too much trouble

Comments

[missmacdougal]

Really? That sounds fun! When's a good time?

[anjomau]

Whenever you feel like it, really. My mother will take Anita shopping later this afternoon, but they'll be here the rest of the time.

[missmacdougal]

How about tomorrow afternoon?

[anjomau]

No problem. Anita will be delighted to make a new friend.

[abitpeaky]

Is your mum famous or something?

[anjomau]

Used to be, yeah. She's retired now.

[abitpeaky]

Retired from what?

[anjomau]

She did um some modelling.

[sylvie_renee]

She writes very well for her age.

[anjomau]

My grandmother's policy is that children should learn how to read and write as soon as they're able to hold a quill.

[sylvie_renee]

It's a good policy, really.

[marietta_louise]

I didn't have the chance or the pleasure, but she is quite the little artist!

[anjomau]

She says thank you.

[tomfools]

She seems really cute.

[anjomau]

She is. But then again, I am rather biased when it comes to her.