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5 Things I Thank My Older Sisters For

Being the youngest of the sisters isn't always the easiest, but it's definitely the best.

Allie Daniel
Sep 13, 2016
St Ambrose University
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5 Things I Thank My Older Sisters For
Allie Daniel

5 Things I Thank My Older Sisters For

1. Being my role models.

You have always been the ones I look up to. When I was younger, I wanted to be just like you, therefore I copied everything you did. When we were in high school, I looked forward to every day we got to jam out in the car together, and I was proud to point at you in the lunch room and say "that's my sister." Now, you are starting the next stages of your lives, and I've never been more proud of you.

2. Always being there to talk.

Thank you for always being there to talk about whatever. Whether it was serious drama, good news, or just plain weird jokes, you have always been there to listen, and for that I am thankful.

3. Making fun of/teasing me when we were younger.

This may seem like a weird thing to be thankful for, but honestly I love that you made up songs about me and made fun of me for having a crush on our neighbor. Even though I hated it and may have resented you at the time, I look back and realize that those were some of the best days. Now, we're best friends, and I realize I am so lucky to have friends like you.

4. Breaking mom and dad in.

I am so thankful I didn't have to be the first one to ask if I could date a boy or to ask mom to buy me a razor. You experienced so many things before I did, and I'm thankful that you could share your experiences with me and give me advice.

5. Building up my wardrobe.

This one goes without explanation. One of the best parts of being the youngest of the girls is that I have possibly the largest collection of hand me downs ever. Who needs shopping when you have sisters with style?


Thanks for being you. I love you!

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