Saranghaeyo, Unnie, :">

Having three sisters, and being the middle child isn't easy. But I love how all of us are tightly bonded. :)

I am the third out of the four daughters in the family, My eldest sister on the other hand, got married and had two children so she had to move with her new family. And my youngest sister, a special child, who is REALLY spoiled, is now in her teens and we love her for what she is (Even though she can get very immature and topakin sometimes). Back when I was still in my high school days, I don't have that tight relationship with my second older sister because we don't have a lot of things in common and as long as I can remember, we fight a lot when we're still young, (we fight over childish things like who's going to sleep beside my mom, who can play the better barbie doll, and other things young children fight over.) and we don't really talk much. And because of this, I've always wanted to have an older brother.

But all this changed this year, last March when we accidentally watched a Korean idol group in Party Pilipinas. Then, me and my second oldest sister's relationship with each other became really close.

My ate Jesusa Corazon Navarra. Haha, okay, she hates her name, so she prefers to be called "Jazie" or JC. I tease her with her name most of the time. ;P She's my second oldest sister, and amazingly, we're really close. Because we found one simple thing that we really love, K-POP. That reason maybe a shallow reason for others, but for me, I consider K-pop a blessing in disguise. :)

Now, I love how we can talk to each other forever by just talking about our favorite stars, how we have the same LSS, how we have expressions that only the two of us can understand, and how we spazz (kiligin) about cute boys, and how we established the same dream, to tour around South Korea someday. :) It's funny how we fight over things before but now, we bring pasalubong on ordinary occasions, and I love how we cover each other's kalokohan. Like when we're both caught using the computer at 2 a.m by our mom and we both got scolded for it but we just laugh it off. :)

But it's sad to think that we may not be spending the Christmas season with her. Because she has to go to Australia to take care of our grandfather and also to make bigger chances of migrating there in two years. That's why we're making the most out of it, until she receive her Visa and leave for Australia for good. 

A lot of people say they can't tell who's who. Good thing I have short hair now. :)

I never thought that my sister, can be my best friend. And I feel so blessed for it. I can say that she's my favorite sister ever, and I wouldn't exchange her for a new older brother. I love my sister, Saranghaeyo, Unnie. Unnie means older sister or ate and saranghaeyo means "I love you." And yes, I do love her. So as my other sisters. hehe. :)

--- <3 Lelai.