My sisters are oh so wonderful
Having not had siblings, must say I grew up to be rather weird. I don’t know if my eccentricity would have been lesser if my parents had spewed out more kids. But luckily, I’m part of an extended family.
My little sisters study in Pillani, which happens to be ungodly hours away from any civilized land. They do come along rather frequently, but I rarely get to spend time with them. It’s always nice to have them around. Crappy jokes abound and it’s generally good fun all the time.
The little one is a bundle of energy and joy. Smart, sensible and vivacious, manages to win most people over in a jiffy. She loves people so utterly and completely that there have been times that she ends up getting hurt 'cos of it. Saying too much trust is a bad thing just doesn’t sound right (from an older sis’s perspective anyways). It’s hard not to love her and want to care for her. I think she has tons people who want to help her and take care of her, but that can get a tad irritating too. You don’t want a gazillion people who think you should answer to them or who think they know how you oughta live your life. But being the sweet little thing that she is, she handles it all graciously. She also manages to play the family klutz from time to time, partly 'cos the role has good reviews, but mostly 'cos it alleviates the gloomy stituations. She spilled sprite on me (unintentionally ofcourse) when I was crying bucket loads while watching 'rang de basanti'. That was good fun :-). She so reminds me of me when I was younger, just a whole lot prettier.
The slightly older one is the cool dudette we all aspire to be. This female is intelligent, funny and has no major qualms in life. It’s her attitude with regards to things that I would like to incorporate into my own outlook in life. She’s handled strange amount of pressures so beautifully and has such finesse when it comes to handling all the unwarranted advice she gets, that I’m all in awe of her. I should get back to her sense of humor. She can crack most people up and has the ability to appreciate good humor. It’s funny how hard that is to find in people. And she can dance. I mean really dance. We try to follow the steps she doles out for us from time to time, but it’s not easy when you have two left feet like me. Oh did I mention she likes chicken?
This is sad. It’s hard to really talk about people. Most people are way too multi-faceted that huge books need to be writ to do them some amount of justice. I just wanted to write about them ‘cos I miss them both a lot since they left.
My little sisters study in Pillani, which happens to be ungodly hours away from any civilized land. They do come along rather frequently, but I rarely get to spend time with them. It’s always nice to have them around. Crappy jokes abound and it’s generally good fun all the time.
The little one is a bundle of energy and joy. Smart, sensible and vivacious, manages to win most people over in a jiffy. She loves people so utterly and completely that there have been times that she ends up getting hurt 'cos of it. Saying too much trust is a bad thing just doesn’t sound right (from an older sis’s perspective anyways). It’s hard not to love her and want to care for her. I think she has tons people who want to help her and take care of her, but that can get a tad irritating too. You don’t want a gazillion people who think you should answer to them or who think they know how you oughta live your life. But being the sweet little thing that she is, she handles it all graciously. She also manages to play the family klutz from time to time, partly 'cos the role has good reviews, but mostly 'cos it alleviates the gloomy stituations. She spilled sprite on me (unintentionally ofcourse) when I was crying bucket loads while watching 'rang de basanti'. That was good fun :-). She so reminds me of me when I was younger, just a whole lot prettier.
The slightly older one is the cool dudette we all aspire to be. This female is intelligent, funny and has no major qualms in life. It’s her attitude with regards to things that I would like to incorporate into my own outlook in life. She’s handled strange amount of pressures so beautifully and has such finesse when it comes to handling all the unwarranted advice she gets, that I’m all in awe of her. I should get back to her sense of humor. She can crack most people up and has the ability to appreciate good humor. It’s funny how hard that is to find in people. And she can dance. I mean really dance. We try to follow the steps she doles out for us from time to time, but it’s not easy when you have two left feet like me. Oh did I mention she likes chicken?
This is sad. It’s hard to really talk about people. Most people are way too multi-faceted that huge books need to be writ to do them some amount of justice. I just wanted to write about them ‘cos I miss them both a lot since they left.
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