I was growing up in a big family. I have
one brother and 3 sisters and our age range is only one year to each other.
Since little, I had to share everything with them. We shared the same room, the
same toys, books, magazines, bikes etc. There were days, where I wish I was an
only child.
We used to fought over dresses and shoes
and when we fought, we really fought like crazy. And to be honest, we
occasionally stole each other’s money or things also. ^_^ So, I tell you a
little secret, If your sister is in a hurry to go out and cannot catch your
eye, she probably steals your best shoes/shirt/bag or money… ;)
BUT the amazing part of having sisters are, although
we want to wring each other’s neck, we also love each other SO DEARLY at the
same time.
There were times after we fought, we would teamed up to fought others outside the house, after we heard
that one of our siblings were bullied or bothered. When sisters stand shoulder
to shoulder, who stands a chance against us? No one dared to mess up with The
Regar’s Sibling at that time. My siblings were also my best partner in crime.
We used to steal our father’s money together and then share the loot in our
room. Yap, we spent our childhood living like a thug ha ha ha ha ha.
“Sisters annoy, interfere, and criticize. Indulge in monumental sulks, in huffs, in
snide remarks. Borrow. Break.
Monopolize the bathroom. Are always
underfoot. But if catastrophe should
strike, sisters are there. Defending you
against all comers.” **Pam Brown**
After we grew up as teenagers, out parents
renovated our house and gave each of us a room, BUT eventually we still
slept in the same room. Why? Because we love to talk for hours
and then fell asleep in the middle our conversations. I didn’t acknowledge this
before, but now I know that having a sister means I will always have a friend. This
is a great blessing, I always thank God for.
The things that make sisters are better
than any best friends (and sometime they understand us better than our husband)
are because we are not just sharing stories but we know 'us' so well. We share our private family jokes. We
remember our family feuds and secrets; we suffer the same family griefs and celebrate
the same joys.
I can show them my crankiness, telling them
my boring drama, crying for my stupid decisions, and even curse in front of
them, but they will still love anyway. And even if we show our evil
side, we don’t have to worry that they will run out of their love for us. They
know exactly when I have been bad but still pouring me with many many pleasant
gifts. They are better than Santa Claus!
Sadly, I know not all sisters have the same
relationship like us. There are some sisters who only see each other on
Christmas or New Year and never speak to one another. I also know some sisters
who compete and hate each other. It is their lost, because to me, sisters are
like:
A warm blanket on a cold day.A safety net in a chaotic world.A coffee break in the middle of a boring meeting session.




