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..recently moved to Finland.
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Before he moved there, we spent precious days together here.
We talked, he talked.
I made him breakfast, every morning, supper everynight.
He even had cookies and cake every night with his coffee after supper.
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My brother, being the oldest, calls himself the First Child,
he insists ((lovingly)) that I (the oldest daughter) is "second-rate" =)
he insists ((lovingly)) that I (the oldest daughter) is "second-rate" =)
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My brother, has a sweet side, which he's not able to hide, even when he tries to act snobbish...
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He really likes my husband-to-be.
Which means a lot to me.
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He sends me nice cards where he writes about how I (in the process of becoming a farmer's wife)chose the dung fork over a diamond ring, and a barn over a castle.
He consequently addresses me as "Mrs. my-new-last-name" in those cards
(which I love too).
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My brother is that tall, serious looking, handsome guy on the couch there, in between my granny and my cousin.
*Sometimes he's not serious at all.
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My brother and I were... um... like cats and dogs when we we're younger.
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We would quarrel about who was to clean the bathroom (we both WANTED to),
we'd have competitions who could wrap a packed lunch the best
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.... but we don't do those kind of things anymore.
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He sent me flowers for my birthday...
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I love my brother.
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9 kommentarer:
That was a very sweet post! :)
What a lovely post, I really enjoyed reading it, thank you for sharing! xx
What a sweet post! And lovely flowers too. My brother and I used to fight and now we like to tease and get along great. I'm glad I have one :)
Oh, that's so lovely! All that fighting when you were younger created good interaction. Of course you love each other now! I wish him the very best in Finland. (Big Hug!)
I love that you fought over cleaning the bathroom because you both wanted to do it! :)
So happy and excited for you with everything happening. Will your brother be able to come to your wedding?
Mrs. Rabe: I'm afraid he won't be able to come. But he WILL come visit us, and be at the party we're hosting next year =)
Such a lovely post! I have 5 daughters and 1 son. My son is #3 in the family and is 15 months older than his little sister Faith. I really hope they will have a relationship like you and your brother do when they grow up (they are 6 and 7 years old now).
Also I am just so excited to hear about your Visa!!! yay!!!
Love to you from Louise in New Zealand (where we are living in the aftermath of a huge earthquake!!)
Brothers are great, aren't they? I have three of them, all older. Much love - Raquel XO
Brothers are wonderful things~it's so nice to get to know your's and it's easy to see that you love him very much.
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