My daughter, Kerry, posted an article to my Facebook wall the other day:
"The Achiever, the Peacemaker, and the Life of the Party: How Birth Order Affects Personality"
"If you're the baby, your parents are already confident in their role as caregiver, and therefore are more lenient and don't necessarily pay attention to your every move or milestone as they did with your older siblings. Thus, you've learned how to seduce the crowd with charm and likability. It probably won't surprise you to note that youngest children often find careers in the entertainment business as actors, comedians, writers, directors and so on. They also make good doctors and teachers."
"If you're the baby, your parents are already confident in their role as caregiver, and therefore are more lenient and don't necessarily pay attention to your every move or milestone as they did with your older siblings. Thus, you've learned how to seduce the crowd with charm and likability. It probably won't surprise you to note that youngest children often find careers in the entertainment business as actors, comedians, writers, directors and so on. They also make good doctors and teachers."
Annie is the baby of our family.
She turns 19 years old today!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, ANNIE!
She turns 19 years old today!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, ANNIE!
From a very young age, Annie was able to "seduce the crowd with charm and likability".
She was outgoing and unafraid to try new things - a confident kid.
And she gravitated toward friends who were similar to her in personality.
When Annie had friends over, they tended to be a group that was very active, loud and giggly.
Annie was always very expressive, and was never camera-shy.
Just the opposite, in fact.
She plays to the camera!
Happy birthday, Annie!
Don't ever change!
We love you!
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