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03-02-2002, 12:52 AM

PhiMuNursie PhiMuNursie is offline

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carnation sisters

At my chapter we call them Carnation sisters, but to make it shorter we stick with big/lil and in fact my family calls the older ones grandma and great grandma, etc. I guess mostly as a term of endearment, but also sarcasm, since compared to my 18 yr. old grandlittle, I seem ancient, but still have lots of Phi Mu wisdom to pass on...like our biological Grandmothers.

So to answer your question, technically they are called Carnation sisters.

tara

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