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Rookieblogger! Thanks for visiting;)) Optimism is ...

2009-08-14T01:17:56.455-04:00

Rookieblogger! Thanks for visiting;)) Optimism is a learned habit... You just have to practice!

Thank you so much Debbie:) It really is quite comf...

2009-08-14T01:15:11.771-04:00

Thank you so much Debbie:) It really is quite comforting to know that I'm not the only one who has felt like this. I guess we are never responsible for anyone else's life and I'm starting to understand that it's ok not to be all that maternal when you're a teenager... You're probably just not supposed to be. Nevertheless.... It's hard, but I appreciate more than you can imagine that you guys share your stories with me!

what a beautiful post... you are always so upbeat ...

2009-08-13T23:57:33.338-04:00

what a beautiful post... you are always so upbeat and positive.. I wish I could borrow some of your attitude towards life.. I think your little sister is very lucky to have a big sister like you.. and oh, you two look lovely in the pic at the end..

What a beautiful post! I understand completely. B...

2009-08-13T19:48:53.007-04:00

What a beautiful post! I understand completely. Being the oldest, I wasn't always there for my siblings. I always felt like my sister did fine doing her own thing and didn't need me and I got along better with my brother who is ten years younger than me. Now that we are all adults, I'm closer than ever with my sister and my brother is a little lost trying to figure out his life and I try to help him out. Don't look back, look only to the future when bonds can grow stronger.

Thank you so much boys! It was a rather hard post ...

2009-08-13T10:31:54.509-04:00

Thank you so much boys! It was a rather hard post for me to write... bleeeehhh... I'm still struggling with the whole thing.

Shane, your little brother is lucky to have a big brother like you! We thankfully still have our parents alive and kicking, but mother is not really in the picture much.. I know this affected my little sister very deeply and she struggles with the situation. I can't be a mommy to her, but I can be the best big sister possible. Alas... I just wish I had figured this out earlier.

Durian Guy! You're the youngest? I'm sure they picked on you... I would have! My father is the youngest of 11 children so I know aaaaall the stories;) I will certainly cherish every moment and wish my little sister nothing but the very best. I'm very proud of her!

Agree with Shane - Great post! I can relate to you...

2009-08-13T06:23:24.621-04:00

Agree with Shane - Great post! I can relate to your sis. I'm the youngest and i'm 7 years apart from my brothers (twin) and 9 years apart fr my sis. I hv very little "bonding" with them during my younger days. I can't remember if I drew anything about my family but I remember I've got reprimanded from my sis for not knowing my multiplication! whoahahaha :) My neighbors heard about the "commotion" and for a while, I was the laughing stock amongst my rascal friends. Khakakaka.

Anyway, we hv to cherish every moment and we hv to let go and move on ... like they say "Carpe Diem" !

I am familiar with your situation. My lit'l br...

2009-08-13T06:02:23.076-04:00

I am familiar with your situation. My lit'l brother and me are 16 years apart and I started out by spoiling him rotten and then when I got married kinda grew apart from him. Then within a few years we lost both parents now he feels like he is mine. I love him and miss him when he ships out. I wish he would call me every five minutes. Great post!!!