Several years ago I was in San Francisco with my husband George having lunch when we spotted The Twins out the window. ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhKAGG6oNcuDt2OO01PwQWlfUN8fwLgQ-_BY4WhQajEwrnEeXpKdZKyxvy_HAnNWm9FdrCZpJfzudOL-ALORi3Hi8brOWEAZtb_0KtH2MdB5YMav50qhIqw91ubwVXhhwD4P550y18lbxyo/s640/GTP_6558.jpg)
As always, people were asking to take pictures with them and with gracious patience they posed with every single one of us. ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhKAGG6oNcuDt2OO01PwQWlfUN8fwLgQ-_BY4WhQajEwrnEeXpKdZKyxvy_HAnNWm9FdrCZpJfzudOL-ALORi3Hi8brOWEAZtb_0KtH2MdB5YMav50qhIqw91ubwVXhhwD4P550y18lbxyo/s640/GTP_6558.jpg)
I had seen the twins in San Francisco before over the years. Every time felt magical. They always dressed alike and with flair.
Marian & Vivian Brown were icons of San Francisco as surely as the Golden Gate Bridge.
We lost quite a number of family members this year. Each of them contributed in a unique way and is sorely missed.
With so many losses happening in senseless ways, it reminds me that I should give my best now, and everyday, because you just don't know whose life you touch, the difference you make, and if you will have a chance to do it again.
Happy Holidays, Michelle
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