Not only do I have awesome parents, but I have the most awesome sister and brother. I am the middle child, so naturally I have the, "middle child syndrome." (Although no one believe's there is such a thing, except for all the middle children in the world.) My older sister is someone who I look up to more than anything. Honestly, I think the definition for sisters should be, "your worst enemy and your best friend." When we were younger, the way we communicated was basically arguing for the most part. I think being so close in age, being in competition with each other was only natural. I am pretty sure that my sister, Janet, has heard me say, " I am never going to speak to you again!" come out of my mouth over a billion times. Now, I can hardly go a day with out talking to her in some way weather it be email, phone or gvideo. I can honestly say that she is my best friend and I would do anything for her and I know she would do the same for me.
I also have a brother who is one of the best guys I know. I still have a hard time with him being 17. I still want to imagine him as the 3 year old who I used to play with. I remember when we were younger, I used to play all kinds of tricks on him. I will never forget hiding his spider man in the air vent and finding it years and years later. And the one time I told him he was left on the porch by Egyptians and he actually believed me. He doesn't fall for those pranks so easily now. He may be 5 years younger than me but he is also someone I look up too in so many ways. He has such a great sense of humor and personality. He is also a very talented runner. He has been doing track and cross country since he was in the 7th grade. He plans on going to college on a track scholarship. College's are already sending him stuff wanting him to come to their school and he is only a junior. I am so very proud of the man he is turning out to be!
My wonderful, crazy family! |