RSS Feeds  Off the 8's: I found my sister at baggage claim
Thursday - 3/7/2013, 9:30am  ET  When WTOP digital editor Lacey
Mason met her sister, they decided to get tattoos. Lacey chose
the key and her sister, Cassi, a lock. (Courtesy Lacey Mason)
• Gallery: (6 images)  Lacey Mason,  WASHINGTON - Usually,
siblings meet each other on a birthday.  A baby is born and a
big sister or brother is there to greet her. Some photos are
taken, and while the new siblings may not be old enough to
remember the specific event, it doesn't matter. Because by the
time they're old enough, they can't remember a time without each
other anyway.  But that's not always how it goes.   Context
would probably be helpful.  I grew up an only child to a single
mother -- she never had any other children and that was fine by
me. Though young, I vividly remember conversations about
potential siblings with my mother. Mostly due to my fear of
sharing.  "Mom, if you have another baby, will you love it more
than me?" I'd ask.  "No, I'll love