Elevate my thinking
WOW what can I say, apart from the fact that I can now beat you at the vodka shots (I know it, and when I'm back in London, you'll know it too!)
That was just the cutest thing I ever read – all true of course, you are that lucky to have me – but I'm ten times luckier to have you. Loads of people read this, and who listens to me? Well, you always do and I think that's the point.
Thanks so much darling, I don't know where I'd be without you, but I know I'd be worse off. I love you, big brother.
P.S. You never scared me with the lion growl thing, I was just pretending! X
*sniffle* That's the sweetest thing anybody has written about their sibling since.....gosh, ever. I hope your sister reads this!
Your mum knew a trick or two. That was a brilliant idea with the present.
As an only child that was a pleasure to read!
My two kids are 13 months apart and have been each other's 'rock' through several work-induced moves around the country.
Whereas my brother is seven years younger and it took me 18 years to appreciate him.
Not really sure which is the luckier pair, right now?
I wanted a Tiny Tears for my seventh birthday. Instead I was told that if I waited a couple of months I would have a new brother or sister which would be a real life Tiny Tears.
The brother beccame known as The Brat. Fondly of course.
I wonder if the best sibling relationships are those of opposite gender with enough of an age gap to prevent rivalry (he started Primary School after I left; we went to different secondary schools, even though they were closely linked, again, he started at his after I had left mine)
*sniff
Off to phone my sister now..
Got me thinking, that's all I can say.
Beautifully written, thanks Mark.
Wow! Lucky guy - am I jealous or what? And how lucky is she?
*blubber blubber* sweetest post EVER.
This is pretty much how I feel about my brother, too.
Now I understand how Jack and Meg can be the Stripes. My sister and I would be more like Jack and Kelly Osbourne.
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