-Almost Like Sisters, Exactly Like Mothers-

Two women awoke early in the morning, one on one side of Los Angeles and one on the other. Both are old friends, lovers, and spouses and yet both have not seen or heard from each other in 18 years. At one point in time they shared a life, and at one point in time one gave birth to twins. Both realizing that they could not be together for circumstances unknown soon separated, each taking a child with them. Surprising as it is, either have not cross paths and have not seen their own second child. As time moves on though, you can only expect that one day. They would meet.

The women move from their beds and look across their bedrooms to note something flashing on their computer screens. The first woman walks slowly still filled with the feeling of sleep to her desk and sits down gingerly as she sees an email has been sent. She opens the window to read;

Hey momma,

After the first woman reads this email she smiles happily at the simple fact that her daughter is doing well then soon decides to reply.
Hey honey,

Thanks for the email you have no idea how worried I was. I’m sure your professors will be great and you will love your courses (well I hope anyways). It’s really good you have a great room mate, I’m really happy since you were so worried. Where’s she from? What’s her name? Give me the low down, I’m curious now. And here in L.A. the weather is really good. Did you pack some warmer clothing? I can send you a warmer jacket you know. Everyone is good here, and honey, we all miss you more than you will ever know. I have no idea what to do I miss you so much. I just hope you have a good year at university and then get your butt home A.S.A.P. got it? Talk to you soon dear.