Growing up with sisters can be a pain. You constantly
With all those things being mentioned, there is nothing that I would change in this world.
My older sister is the probably the best thing to ever happen to me.
The day you left for school over 1,500 miles away was one of most heartbreaking things that I have ever endured. I cried basically every night. I lost my second half that day. Even though we would consistently bicker, you were the one person that I could always rely on. You always knew how to make my day better.
So then, when I decided to follow in your footsteps and go to Baylor, I was excited to be reunited with my second half. From the moment that I moved into my dorm room, you made Baylor feel like home. Whenever I felt lost, I knew that I could count on you for your guidance. You are such a caring person that sometimes it drove me crazy how much you had to make sure that I was happy.
Here is a list of some of my favorite memories from attending the Baylor University with my sister these past two years:
1. Friday morning coffee dates
2. Dunkies run
3. Running 5Ks
4. Drive-thrus ;)
5. Trey Brown's class (maybe not a great memory, but I would not have survived without you)
6. Playing lacrosse
7. Scruff's
8. Study dates
9. London and Budapest 2016
10. Football tailgates
11. Seeing you graduate
12. Watching all of the amazing things you are accomplishing in life
Through the happiest days to the worst days, you were always there for me, and that is something that I can not thank you enough for. I am also thankful to have you to fall on whenever I need it and knowing that you will be there even after our biggest fight. To have you during the toughest times and best times. To have you there during the biggest transition in my life. To have you be my best friend forever.
I am forever your biggest cheerleader. I will forever love you even though you set the bar way too high for me to ever come close to reaching it.
I am so lucky to be your younger sister.
