Showing posts with label sisters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sisters. Show all posts

Saturday, May 15, 2010

Incriminating Photos

Since someone (okay two someones) have been neglecting their posts, I had to upload some incriminating pictures to our blog photo album. That's right. I cracked open the archives. Be afraid. Be very afraid. Fanny packs, big glasses and unfortunate hairstyles are coming at you. 
Like this:

From Three Sisters


From Three Sisters
and a decent one


From Three Sisters

You're welcome.
XOXO, Eldest

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Rare Breed

We are a rare breed, us Eubanks girls. We have the humor and honesty of our father and the friendliness of our mother. Sometimes people can't handle our honesty, but they at least respect it. We are strong minded, driven and I think we look pretty cute. So why am I talking us up so much? Because I want to remind my sisters.

You two are amazing girls that will do so much in life. I think Rachel will be famous, but for what I'm not yet sure. She is talented in acting, singing and writing. It could be any number of things. Sammi is fiercely independent and I could totally see her pulling an Into the Wild (minus the ending). She is so strong in her beliefs and I wish I could say the same. You're both such amazing people. I don't want you to ever let anyone make you feel like you aren't good enough in any way. I admire you both and whenever you're feeling down, read this post.


C

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Trois Soeurs


Three sisters. Three states. Three unique voices. That's what this blog is about. If you've read my sisters' guest posts on my blog, Caroline in the City, you know that we all have very distinct perspectives.

We all started out in the suburbs of Atlanta. I am the oldest, followed two years after by Sammi and another four years by Rachel. We fought a lot when we were younger and still do. But I think we are closer now than ever.

I was the first to sprout my wings and leave for college in Charleston. This place has changed me significantly. I was naive and quirky and completely lost. I may not have it all together now, but I have discovered what I truly love: family, friends, good food, good books, traveling and this gorgeous city of mine.

Next was Sammi, who chose the polar opposite location: the mountains of Boone, North Carolina. She developed friendships and has really found a home there. From her favorite house on Howard's Knob to the delicious burritos of Black Cat, she knows Boone like the back of her hand.

And Rachel is still coming into her own in our hometown of Marietta, Georgia. She is only fifteen and has traveled through most of Europe. I know big things are coming her way. She is a great writer, actress, singer, stylist and missionary. There's no telling where she will end up, but I have a sneaking suspicion it's at the top.

So this blog is as much of a way for us to talk to each other as it is to talk to readers. I hope you enjoy.