April 10, 2009
She was a Cheerleader; I could care less about playing sports.
She was popular; People thought I was going to be the guy that pulled a Columbine
She was thin and considered attractive (I wouldnÂ’t know, sheÂ’s my sister); I was a big, ugly bastard. (We look nothing alike)
She struggled getting a C average in school; I wouldnÂ’t try and made the honor roll.
She thought I was favored by our parents, I thought she was favored by our parents.
She loved shopping, fashion and talking on the phone; I still hate all of those things
She hates camping, hunting, shooting; I love all of those things.
She likes NASCAR, I like Football.
She is very active with her cult Church, I donÂ’t like organized religion.
She doesnÂ’t have the common sense god gave a lemming; some people say I have too much common sense.
You get the picture. We were always at odds, and never really got along. Yet she was my sister and I was very over protective of her. IÂ’ve made ex-boyfriends of hers wet their pants and break dates. Rumor has it one of them still canÂ’t look at a natural sponge with out getting a twitch. I was so over protective that even my father wouldnÂ’t tell me things because he was afraid IÂ’d do something stupid. Such as the time an ex-boyfriend hit her, I didnÂ’t find out until months later because my Father was sure I would have ended up in jail. Actually he was more worried I wouldnÂ’t end up in jail because my friends would have given me an air tight alibi.
She went to college down state and just never came back. She lives only about two hours away, but we see/talk to each other maybe 2-4 times a year tops. We just arenÂ’t that close.
I received an e-mail from her that started with how lucky and fortunate she is to have found her place in her cult church. Right away I figured she was going to make another attempt to get me to join the local branch up here. After almost deleting it, I continued to read and found out that she is an advisor for her churchÂ’s youth group and that group is working to help underprivileged children. One of the activities they are doing this summer is going to Juarez, Mexico to build houses for the poor. ItÂ’s part of a missionÂ’s trip that her church is sponsoring.
She was looking to see if I would help sponsor her. Which of course I am going to do, because she is my sister and itÂ’s important to her. IÂ’m actually kind of proud of her for doing this. When she was in High School she was very self-centered, itÂ’s nice to see she changed. My only problem is that she is going to Juarez, Mexico. CouldnÂ’t they have found someplace her in the US to do this? I mean there are plenty of poor and needy here. Plus, it would be a bit safer here. There has been a lot of violence in that region. If anything happens to her...
I guess on the bright side, maybe more houses there will keep some from crossing illegally into the U.S.
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