Patrick

Patrick Davis a 21-year-old pierce college student is the second born of the two identical twins, born only 22 minutes after Michael.  Although they are identical twins, the boys feel they have very distinguished features and styles that separate them.

“I like dressing a little nicer in button up shirts, and fitted clothing, I’d say my style is more preppy” said Patrick “ Yeah, he won’t wear a sweatshirt he hates them.” Michael finished. Michael describes his style as “everyday casual”.  The twins also tell people that they are most distinguishable by their hairstyles; Michael wears his fringe spiked and Patrick wears his fringe in a comb over.  There are also differences in the placement of their birthmarks. Michael’s birthmarks can be found in greater number on the left side of his face, while Patrick’s birthmarks are smaller.

Michael is interested in theatre and hopes to transfer to Pacific Lutheran University (PLU) to get a degree in acting. “I don’t let too much bother me, but I worry a lot more about good grades and assignments than Patrick does” said Michael, “I want to have a good GPA to get into a good college”.

Patrick is the more laid back brother saying, “I don’t really get worried easily or take my school work too seriously.” The only thing that makes him loose his cool is when people are rude to him. However Patrick doesn’t recall always being mellow, “I was really hot headed when I was younger, I was mean to a few girls in middle school and got slapped four times.” Patrick is glad he grew out of this behavior in middle school.

Patrick hopes to get his AA and move on to a four year, his major is still undeclared. Although Patrick has still not found his passion he is interested in the film industry and thinks that set design and or set manager might be a good fit.

While it can sometimes be obnoxious to always get the “Are you twins?” question, The Davis twins say they wouldn’t trade being twins, because “ You always have someone to hangout with and do homework with.” said the Davis brothers.