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5 Things I Want My Sister To Know Before Her Junior Prom

Have the time of your life!

Mason Moorefield

Apr 09, 2018

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5 Things I Want My Sister To Know Before Her Junior Prom

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Prom is always an exciting time for everyone in high school. Okay, maybe not everyone, mostly just the ladies. I could not wait for my junior prom and now I cannot wait for my little sister to experience hers!

I cannot wait to see how beautiful she looks in her dress with her hair and makeup done (which of course she doesn't even need because she is already gorgeous). That night will be her night and I cannot wait to see how happy she will be.

Here are 5 things I want my little sister to know before her prom:

1. You are beautiful.

I know you are going to look and feel stunning in your beautiful dress, but remember that you are beautiful without all of those things and that true beauty lies within. You are one of the most beautiful girls I have ever seen.

2. Eat a lot of food at dinner.

Don't be that girl that gets a salad at dinner before prom so her belly doesn't look "fat" after during pictures. If you want the steak, get the steak. If you want the burger, get the burger. No shame.

3. Ditch the shoes at the door.

I know you and the dance moves that you have; so go ahead and kick those bad boys off as soon as you get to the prom.

4. Dad will be with you.

He may not be here physically for your prom like he was for mine, but he will be there in spirit. He will have tears in his eyes looking at the beautiful young woman that you have blossomed into. He will see you, be with you, and he will be proud of you.

5. Have the time of your life!!!!

You only get one junior prom, so live it up! Dance your butt off and have fun with your friends. It will be a night that you will not forget and you should enjoy yourself... Just behave.

I cannot wait to experience your prom day with you and be there with you to help you get ready and see how beautiful you will look. You're a rockstar and I love you!

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