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Haley Hernandez and her sisters-in-law :)
KPRC 2 Kendyl
Haley Hernandez and her sisters-in-law :)
Apr 10, 2023
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Amanda Cochran "My sister and I used to fight so badly. My mom would joke that I should just punch her in the face and that would set her straight. One day my sister was picking on me in the backseat of the car and I unbuckled my seat belt, slid over to her side of the car and hauled off and punched her in the nose. She was so stunned by the bloody nose she got that it took a full minute for her to start crying. My mom was so surprised and unhappy that I took her advice. My sister never got punched again and we’re the best of friends these days. Who knew a punch in the nose could lead to the best friendship of my life?"
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Rilwan Balogun "Like all siblings we annoy each other but are one another's first defenders. Our collective favorite movie is Barber Shop, because one summer our dad cut cable to try and force us to pay attention during summer school, instead we watched the movie way too much! To the point, that we can recite the movie."
Rilwan Balogun "Like all siblings we annoy each other but are one another's first defenders. Our collective favorite movie is Barber Shop, because one summer our dad cut cable to try and force us to pay attention during summer school, instead we watched the movie way too much! To the point, that we can recite the movie."