National Siblings Day

Today is National Siblings day so I thought to give it a quick shout,
That I love my sister very much and love everything she is about.

She is my best friend and has been their for me when things get rough,
Giving me advice, love and support when things can get a bit tough.

I still laugh at her antics of how she would do dishes a very long time ago,
She would wait for them to dry by themselves thinking I would not know.

I would keep wetting those dishes until she came up the stairs to give them a dry,
The look on her face was hilarious, she would always wonder wet? WHY?

**ode to my cyndi lou who
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Gordon Avatar
April 10, 2011 at 2:08 PM
because she was trying to get away from doing her HALF you see..LOL we are five years apart in age..
Gordon Avatar
April 10, 2011 at 2:07 PM
when i caught on...i would take a glass of water and wet them, so up the stairs she would come, check the dishes and see they were still wet..well for a day or so she did not know what was going on LOL
Gordon Avatar
April 10, 2011 at 2:06 PM
yeah I adore her..
Gordon Avatar
April 10, 2011 at 2:05 PM
oh thanks yeah, she just joined here..lol..we used to have to do dishes for our mother every night, I would wash and she would dry LOL she always chose drying..and I always questioned why because I think washing is easier..well then I figured it..she would be downstairs watching tv while i washed letting them dry by themselves LOL I would peek at her from around the wall..what a laugh..
Wilson Avatar
April 10, 2011 at 1:20 PM
oh so cute you little dickens you! I also have a sister I adore..enjoyed this..love,Deb
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