Would it have order? Absolutely. Would it be true to life? Not in the least.
When we talk about a piece of writing -- a poem, a novel, even an essay -- and discuss its order, the best works of literature always have an order to them which is organic to the work, not imposed from outside. A Shakespearean sonnet could not be any other kind of poem than a sonnet -- the ordering principle, the structure, is integral and essential to the work and its meaning. But, even farther than this, a Shakespearean sonnet could not be other than a Shakespearean sonnet:
It is the same with life, I think. Each family has an order that is all its own -- one that is totally unique, growing out of the intertwined personalities, loves, and beliefs of the individuals within the family. And as it grows, it becomes something by which you can identify a family, a charism, if you will. So why do I so often measure my family's "order" by some snapshot impression? I should instead seek out our unique family charism and fortify the principles which form its foundation. Our family's order will not be like anyone else's.
Okay....so now I need to discover just what that order is.... :)