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Whos Who

This is a test, inspired by Jenny, to see if you can tell the girls apart. I don't really think they look that much alike, but we will see what you think. So...who is who?





The top one is Addilyn and the bottom is Elie. Lets try again...




Elie is the picture in the exersaucer and Addie is the one on the couch. So...do the girls look alike?

Addie went to the doctor for her 6 month appointment today. She is almost 14 pounds (5%) and in the 40% for height. Apparently we make long skinny kids. She is ahead developmentally (like her sister always was) so they are not worried. That's all that is new here!

Comments

Denise said…
Nope, they don't look alike to me and they have different coloring and definitely different eyes.
06 August, 2008 19:38
Sarah said…
Not hard to tell them apart. I just have to think "does this look like Gretchen's mini me?" If so, it is totally E :-)
06 August, 2008 21:42
Kari said…
I don't think they look much alike either in person, but it's interesting that they do look similiar at the same age.
07 August, 2008 08:16
Shi Town said…
I've only met the little one a time or two, but I could tell them apart. They do look similar, though! And they are cute :)
07 August, 2008 18:36
Jennifer McHam said…
Hey I rock at this game! :) But I loved seeing them at the same age - so cute!!
12 August, 2008 11:16
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