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The 10 Commandments Of Your Big

Dear future Little, I aspire to be the Big to you that my Big is to me.

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The 10 Commandments Of Your Big
Sarah Stringfellow

Dear Soon-to-be-Little Sister,

As Big/Little is coming upon us, I have begun to reflect on this time last year when I was signing with my Big sister, a.k.a. the biggest blessing in my life. As this time approaches us, there are a few things I want you to keep in mind and always remember.

1. I promise that I am going to do my best to be the best Big sister for you.

2. I promise you can always come to me with anything. Please, don't hesitate.

3. I promise to always push you to do your best because I know you're capable of greatness.

4. I promise to get to know everything about you — and I can't wait for that.

5. I promise I've been pinning ideas for Big/Little week since before I even knew you.

6. I promise to walk you through our family's traditions.

7. I promise to always make time for you.

8. I promise I'll laugh at all of your jokes and I'll laugh twice as hard when they're not funny.

9. I promise to always be honest with you, even when I know you won't like what I'm going to say.

10. I promise you are going to be so loved and spoiled.

Love,

Your Soon-to-be-Big Sister

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