To Do List Of A Younger Sibling Mga Nobela at Kwento

"Are you awake? Mommy said not to bother you, but do you like pancakes or waffles better?" I opened the door, and there she was. Pink dress with tiny dinos, hair clipped back with butterfly thingies. She had a crayon drawing in her hand. "Morning, sweetie," I said, kneeling down. "I love both pancakes AND waffles. What about you?" "Both!" she said, super proud. "Just not at the same time 'cause that's too much breakfast! I made a list so you know what we do every day." She gave me the paper, and my heart kind of hurt. It was a five-year-old's handwriting with stuff like: "Reading after food," "Learning games before midday," "Art in the afternoon," "Stories when you're going to sleep."

Little stomachs have to get filled up. On cue, my siblings ran into the kitchen excitedly. Trying to shove each other out of the way. “ Don't do that to your brother Jeremy” Mom cautioned my seven-year-old brother for smacking his twin upside the head. Jason stuck his tongue out at Jeremy, elated that his dear mother stood up for him. I rolled my eyes at their antics, catching a glimpse of Dad showering kisses on Nattie's five years old face.

I told my mom, and she nodded. “Of course, if she has any memories of you, I would like to see them too. I want to meet her.” She told me. “You will definitely meet her. I assured her. “She also has a lot of videos of my siblings and me.” I told her. “Your siblings are young, aren’t they?” I nodded. “My brother is twenty-one. he is a medical student. My sisters are twins. One is in college, and the other will be joining soon since she has gotten a lot better after her last surgery.”

For Jordan, since he was more into sports, I chose a t-shirt from his favorite NFL team and a baseball cap, because he liked to wear them all the time. The kids were easier. Toys were easy to pick out, especially with James to help me out since I didn't know what they were into. He insisted that I didn't have to get them gifts, but I wanted to because all of the younger ones liked to play with me when I was at their house. I had sipped on fake tea with his five-year-old sister, played forts with the four-year-old, and played with the babies with their toys quite a bit when James was busy with chores or helping his dad at the tattoo parlor.

"It's your birthday, you should have everyone there who's important to you." "Really?" Elliot's smile could have lit up the entire building. "Thanks, Mommy! You're the best!" "You're welcome, baby,"I replied, my chest warm despite the anxiety churning in my stomach at the thought of seeing Luka again. "I need to think about everything I want,"Elliot declared. "All the experiments, all the people, what kind of cake. There's so much to plan!" "Tell you what,"I suggested. "Why don't you write down everything you want for your party? All the people you want to invite, all the activities you want to do, what kind of decorations you like. Then give me the list so I can plan appropriately for your

Greg asked as he looked at his next oldest sister. “Don't try to ignore the fact your face is looking around. She isn't here." Lista said. The knowing look on her face told him he wasn't hiding anything. "I know mom told me," Greg said with a slight smile. "I wanted to surprise her tomorrow at her graduation." "Oh, so you don't want to leave all of us right now and run across the town?" Lista laughed as she looked at her younger brother. "You do realize that we all know exactly what you are going through right now."

"Whatever. I pulled out our list we made from when we were twelve again. I have it right here taped on the door to my closet now. I started circling some things to get started on, and I decided we're going skydiving." "Oh, Really? And when are we going to do that?" Chloe was as enthusiastic as a cat when his owner calls him. "Well, I've never actually checked anything off. I sorta thought we were supposed to do them together, but I've decided to give it a go. We should totally check this shit off, babe! And since shit's hitting the fan for you, what a better time to start?"

Nathan and I worked from home and the project of expanding the company to other parts of the world was moving very fast that if we decided to stop working entirely and just monitor the company once in a while then we would still be well to do financially. Leo and his sister, Janet had a special bond that made me weak in the knees everytime I witnessed it. He always wanted to be around her and would always be the one that she listens to when she cries at night. I loved that he was growing into a caring man just like his father and speaking of growth, his 7th birthday was coming and we wanted to plan something small for him and his new friends at school but for some reason he was against it, "