Sisters, Sisters

Sis­ters, sis­ters
There were never such devoted sis­ters,
Never had to have a chap­er­one, no sir,
Im there to keep my eye on her
Car­ing, shar­ing
Every lit­tle thing that we are wear­ing
When a cer­tain gen­tle­man arrived from rome
She wore the dress, and I stayed home
All kinds of weather, we stick together
The same in the rain and sun
Two dif­fer­ent faces, but in tight places
We think and we act as one
Those whove seen us
Know that not a thing could come between us
Many men have tried to split us up, but no one can
Lord help the mis­ter who comes between me and my sis­ter
And lord help the sis­ter, who comes between me and my man

I just love this song and could not help but think of it as I began this post of three beau­ti­ful sis­ters. We had such a blast pho­tograph­ing them and we thor­oughly enjoyed watch­ing the inter­ac­tion between them. We didn’t have to worry about mak­ing them laugh or draw­ing out their per­son­al­ity because they did all that between the three of them nat­u­rally. It was so nice to see three sib­lings who deeply love and care for each other.

Sapiro Sis­ters — thank you so much for allow­ing us the oppor­tu­nity to pho­to­graph you guys. It was an absolute honor and I love the way your pic­tures turned out. It’s so much fun to see each of you shine in your own unique ways. I hope they bring you smiles each time you look at them. And as you live in sep­a­rate cities, states, or even coun­tries, I hope that you’ll have these pic­tures to remind you just how close you really are in spite of any phys­i­cal distance.

I love the wall shots!!!! Here are those per­son­al­i­ties I talked about. See why we didn’t have to make them laugh? We couldn’t stop laugh­ing ourselves.

This is one of my favs from the day!

Then we gave them each a lit­tle time to shine on their own.

They all had fun jump­ing on the tram­po­line and we had fun watch­ing. It was pretty hilar­i­ous! I love the hair.