Saturday, December 27, 2014

Fudge Frosting to My Chocolate Brownie

Dear Kim,
Over the years, every family member (dead and alive) has gotten a letter written about and to them except you. I’m not sure why that is, but I want to correct that right now. Like the Virgin Mary, you were chosen for a very unique assignment—being my younger sister.
Over the years, our shared good (and bad) memories have intertwined together so completely that it’s difficult to tell where one of us begins and the other ends.
Though my immediate family (including the three Chihuahuas) are the cogs of my daily life, I’ve often pictured you (in the long run) as God’s personal assistant (as He weaves the tapestry of my life). Your sisterly advice to God might go like this, “God are You sure about that? He’s going to get rather grouchy if You make that choice. It will be hell for my sister-in-law and niece.”
I hope you always know I am here for you 24/7. You have enriched my life more than you can imagine. I can’t imagine my world without you. Truly, you are the onion dip to my potato chips. I’m so happy you have always cherished me-- warts and all. It’s time to sign off.
Love,
Your Oldest Brother



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