if you have not sisters to share it

Had there been something given to me that I treasure most,
it would be my being BIG sister among four little women in the family.

Little Women: (L-R) Yulab, Geah, Ning and Aizah

Aizah. Born next to me, a choleric, she bears leadership quality that enables her to manage conflicts among the girls. It honestly was a long and tiring experience clashing with our beliefs and rights as older sisters when we were still young. Today when she’s already a rookie mom, I salute her for a 180-degrees improvement in raising up our parents’ firstborn granddaughter.

Geah. Her passion for music unbeatably inspires everyone. Learning to play the piano at the age of 6, she now has bested her stage fright. As everyone applauds her during a debut recital, it truly feels like an equal achievement too.

Yulab. She’s the most competitive among the girls, especially in academic achievements. Bringing home the bacon in each school year, all of us are required to treat her out somewhere. And one of my most memorable gift I shared with her was our Hong Kong trip. Her preciousness in the family makes us more thankful that God gave us her.

I cannot be happy enough for having them in the family.
What's the good of news if you have not sisters to share it?

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