There are several shows that I am embarrassed to admit that I watch, but the Lying Game is at the top of the list. There are twins separated at birth, murder, lying and a super hot guy. Thank god I"m only old enough to be his older sister, not his mother!
I know I like the show because it's about twins finding each other. I was a lonely kid and I frequently imagined that I had a twin sister. I can't remember my back story as to why my mother gave her away, but as far as I was concerned and no matter how much she protested, I knew she did. And I always wanted to go away to summer camp, hoping that we would find each other like the sisters in The Parent Trap .
Now maybe I"m showing my age by the fact I prefer the original Haley Mills movie, rather than the Lindsay Lohan remake, but really there is no comparison Whenever I hear Let's Get Together, which isn't often, I still smile.
My missing twin fantasy was reinforced when, at 9 years old, I read the book Lisa and Lottie. This book, written by Erich Kaster in 1949, was the inspiration for the film adaptations. I didn't know that at the time, only that everywhere I turned twins were separated, so I should keep looking for mine.
Quite some time has come to pass and I have yet to find my missing twin. Maybe it's because I haven't been to summer camp since 1985. But until I find her, I'm going to live through the exciting adventures of reconnected twins Emma and Sutton, who both get to kiss Ethan Whitehorse.
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