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Originally posted by honeychile
I have four Diamonds. Three of them are named Sharon! How odd is that?
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Very strange!
Lol, I don't know how your chapters "do" diamond sisters, etc, but at my chapter it is through mutual selection (i.e. the new alphas email the New Member Coordinator with the names of girls they'd be interested as their big/diamond sister and then the sophomores (or whomever was in the last iniatiated class & therefore w/o a younger diamond sister) also do the same), so many diamond sister groups (I will refrain from using the word "family" but I mean a senior, her younger diamond sister a junior, her younger diamond sister a sophomore, and her younger diamond sister a freshman) have similiarities.
For example, my older-older-older diamond sister Elinor grew up in Texas and that is how she knows my older-older diamond sister Lindsay, who grew up in a town near her. Lindsay is in an a FABULOUS a capella group with my older diamond sister Megan, who was my freshman orientation program counselor & who I love TO DEATH. [Hehe, Elinor aka "Nel" & I used to laugh that we were the un-musical people in our diamond sister group, because Nel's older diamond sister was also in an acapella group.]
I cannot WAIT for my younger diamond sister (p.s. I've been trying so hard to follow all the correct terminology in lieu of "big sis" or "family"..., my chapter president would be SO proud!!]!
But back to the point at hand, that is funny honeychile--and kind of eery in some way!
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