My name is Okalynn Sara Fishman. I'm the younger sister of Tal Fishman. Well we're not twins but I was born Augast 20 1997. I have a YouTube channel call Okalynn reacts. I live with my Brothers Tal, and Adi. And our friends Jason, and Caylus. I hav...
We are going to see the genders of the babies today. My older sister Shani knows the genders of our kids. I'm so excited. I want a boy and a girl to be fair. I'm wearing yellow that means both. Pink means twin girls and bule means twin boys. Omg. I cant wait. Okay so I'm wearing this
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It's cute. Caylus is wearing a yellow shirt and Jean's and white Adidas. So we go outside to see everyone. We are waiting another six hours to reavel the genders. Okay, we start to get food. I'm filming for my vlogging Channel. So Tal what do you think the babies are? I ask. I want twin boys. He says. Okay What about you Adi and Nick and JoJo. Twin girls. Adi says. Twin boy and girl. Jojo says. Twin boys. Nick says. I go to Jason. What about you. I ask. Twin boys. He says. Okay, Andre. I say. I want a boy and a girl. He says in the cutest little voice. Okay, Shani. I say I know she knows the genders. I know it. She laughed. Ugh. I say and walk away. Kyler, Mad, Tatum, Okaley, Holston. What do you think the twins are? They say. We want both. The say. Cole, Savannah, Everligh, and Posie what do you think? I ask. Twin girls. They say. Austin, Catherine, Alaiha, Elle what do you think. I ask. Twin boys. They say. Okay my anxiety is really bad right now. Okay, I go get some food to eat. I get two big plates of food. And gobble it up. Hey, Emily, Maddie what do you think? I ask them. We want twin girls. The say in unison. Okay we want to say we will love them equally. One...Two..Three. We open it but it was white. Shani. We all yell. Sorry, she says giving us the party proper. Three, Two, One. Pink comes out. Ahhh. I yell and hug Caylus. Twin girls. We screech we kiss.
