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Should I tell her?


Look at all these albums, where did those years go from trick or treating in the neighbor hood to her first day of middle school. Should I tell her what I think of her? Should I help along the way? What's the fun if you can't have all while you explore. I can tell her that... She's loud, beautiful, dramatic, over the top, and always trying to get her way. Should I tell her? She's crazy, funny, and beautiful. Should I tell her? I really don't know if she is going to take it to her ego or go on like before. She's always doing something even when it is unnecessary. Should I tell her? It's funny how she's always been that way, even when she was younger. Screaming loud enough to hear her two blocks away Striking poses for the picture when we take her on vacation Walking around the house practicing how to brush her teeth Right after I taught her She doesn't remember much of the times we had. I don't think I do either But should I tell her because she's my sister or because then we could share the memories behind the photographs.
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