My sister paid me to babysit with a choclate easter bunny and then she ate it when I wasn't looking.
The middle brother would pick on or fight with the little brother, I, as big brother would step in and stick up for the little brother.
I would always get in trouble.
That's about it.
My little sister kept telling me I was fat.
Did I mention that I always wanted to be an only child??
I lost it and chased her around with a wooden bat screaming like some kind of possessed banshee.
Yeah, it was an ugly Christmas last year...
joel
My sister (10 years older) would pretend I was invisible and not acknowledge that I existed.
My older brother (6 yrs older and in high school he grew to 6'-6" and 280#) would beat the heck out of me on a regular basis for no apparent reason. Once he was babysitting me during the winter and he threw my favorite toy out on the garage roof. When I climbed out the window to retreive it, he locked me outside in the snow.
And the funny thing is it hasn't affected me at all.
REDRUM REDRUM
Gawd how I envy all of you. I had NO brothers or sisters. Well I had a half sister who was married before I was born so she doesn't count this way.
I almost had an adopted sister but didn't know it until I was in my 50s. When I was about 5 or 6 they took in a girl about my age for a few months. I always thought she was a foster child while the state was looking for a permanent place for her. I loved having her to play with and I really missed her when she left. I was jealous of her because it was winter and her hands never seemed to get cold in her mittens like mine did. When we were out playing she would take off her mittens and hold my hands to warm them up. Apparently my mother took my comments about that in a negative way. I learned when I was in my 50s that they were going to adopt her but didn't because they thought I was jealous of her. That is probably the worst thing I've had to deal with since I found out about that. I wish they had asked me how I felt about that back then. I loved having her for a "sister" and was heart broken when she "had to go". I often think about how different my young life would have been if she had stayed and it brings tears to my eyes even now as I write this. I found photos of her in their albums after they died. They followed her throughout her childhood and went to her graduation 2 years after mine when I was in the army. I knew nothing about that.
The absolute meanest thing my brother did to me was when I got home from school one day my parents had gone grocery shopping. Brother proceded to tell me they were killed in a car accident and were never coming home again. I was about 8 or 9 years old. Needless to say I screamed and cried until they got home. My brother got his butt whooped.
while we were traveling on the interstate. :cry: :cry:
She said momma when you laid her on her tummy and papa
when you laid her on her back. :cry: She had a beautiful white
dress with pink ribbons on it. :cry:
I'm ok, really :cry: :cry: :cry: