Sisters

[Vince Runza]

> Is there any graceful way to nail two sisters? What sorts of
> concepts should I try to introduce in conversation to get them
> thinking in the right direction? The only one that I've been able to
> come up with so far is sharing. The older sister got an SUV first,
> which the younger sister then took a few years later and is enjoying
> it just as much as her sister did. I can kind of work with that, but
> it comes with the inherent problem of the SUV being a hand me down.
> Maybe I should just nail one, then the other and not worry so
> much about whether or not I get to do either a second time? Comments,
> suggestions?
>

The best thing to do is: work on both of them as individuals and let them
work out the details. IOW, don't close off your options. You may end up with
a threeway! Try asking each one if she's 'fooled around' with her sister,
"like so many girls do when they are young..." Keep it vague. One lady of my
online acquaintance gave her younger sister as an engagement present to her
fiancé and joined in the fun!
Sincerely
Vince

[John C. Ryan, Jr.]

Vince Runza wrote:
>
> One lady of my online acquaintance gave her younger sister as an
> engagement present to her fiancé and joined in the fun!
>
> Sincerely
> Vince
>

Damn, Vince... I'd like to meet some of your friends.

: )
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Jack

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