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My Elder Sister

Tuesday, December 25, 2007

First of all, Merry Christmas to you folks out there.

This is a personal post that I'm going to make. It's will be different of course, from the other posts I made. I'm going to blog about my elder sister. I think she deserves one good long post about her.

So where do I start?

She was brought up with discipline and was often whacked by my mother with the cane. I heard that my mom chased after her with a cane in the house, until she got trapped in a corner and mom will be haphazardly whacking her. Due to these events, my mom actually molded her character and she turns out to be a fine disciplined woman with goals in life.

She was only 12 when I was only a baby. She took photos with me when we were in overseas. I was 5 years old when I watched my first movie in cinema. It was with my elder sister and her friend. It was a Power Rangers movie. I still remember it vividly in my mind.

I remembered watching some shows on television and it mentioned something about marriage. I was very naive at that time, and I told myself I wanted to get married with my elder sister. I know stupid it sounded, but forgive me for saying that. I can't really remember what else she done for me.

Then came the tradition of Christmas. She always told me and my sister that if we wrote letters to Santa Claus, he will get us the stuff that we want. When Christmas arrived, he got something else different. I remembered seeing some Burger King Toy in my stockings and I'm like puzzled because I always thought that Santa Claus produces his own batch of toys. 1 year later, needless to say, I found out who Santa was actually. So it's really nice of her to create a Christmas atmosphere for us. For other kids, they were given the truth that Santa was just a myth and nothing more. But my elder sister always makes our day by playing the Santa role. And she does not fail to make us smile for every Christmas.

No matter how busy she was, she will always be there for me. She protected me from my mother whenever I got into trouble. She always ask if I needed something to eat while we're shopping. When she reached home, I would always go to her room and talk to her about random stuff. She played with me using the toys that I have. Of course, all these things happened in the past but these memorious always have a special place in my heart.

I enjoyed going to overseas with her. When she started not going with us anymore, it's not the same without her. She always made the trips different. Now I have to suffer with more Mom's crap and Dad's ego. With her around, these things tend to happen less often.

She's like the mother I never had. She gave me a childhood that no other kids have and it is difficult to forget. She was supportive when I said I wanted to be a film-maker. She pampered me and she scolded me, reasonably of course. What mom didn't give, she gave. And honestly, I gave my elder sister more hugs than I gave to my mother.

But now age is catching up on her and I want to stop her from ageing because I need her every now and then. The thing is I want us to stop growing. Because when I leave my teenage stage, I need to take care of myself and I don't want that. I want her to be at my side, guiding me...She makes the wisest decisions and she gives the best advices. I can't really imagine living without this amazing person.

So to round it all up. I love her very much. She's the best sister there is and I think I'm very lucky to have her as my sister. She is one of the things that make my life a very happy one. And bro-in-law deserves a mention too :D

I LOVE MY ELDER SISTER! YOU'RE THE BEST THERE IS!