The name Alexandra means “Defender of The People” which I
think exemplifies my Alexandra pretty well. She strives to look out for people
and help those in need. She is a good friend and is passionate about the people
(and animals) that she cares about. Close to April I was talking to Alexandra
about my grad banquet coming up and suggested that she come out to Edmonton and
be my date. Well, she asked our dad if she could go and got a flight out to
Edmonton. It was fun even if there was still snow and it was cold. We have had lots of fun together throughout
the years and I look forward to more good times in the future. We don’t always
see eye to eye on things but I will always love her for who she is. I want her
to know that I am grateful to have her in my life as my sister.
Monday, 24 October 2011
59. Today I am grateful for my sister, Alexandra
I was 11 years old when Alexandra was born and I was really excited
to have a new baby in the family. It had just been me, my twin sister and
brother for awhile and secretly I really wanted a baby sister. Because her due
date was at the end of October I nicknamed my unborn sibling pumpkin, a name I
still call her sometimes. I remember my
Dad picking us up from the neighbours and being so excited to find out that I
had a baby sister. Before Alexandra was
born, I somehow convinced my mom to let me be the first to hold the baby when
we went to the hospital. My mom kept her promise and when my dad took us to the
hospital to see our new baby sister for the first time I got to hold her first.
For the first few months of her life, Melissa and I would often argue over
whose turn it was to hold Alexandra. That is how we showed how much we loved her.
J That little baby turned
18 years old today – where does the time go?
Location:
Edmonton, AB, Canada
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Yes, I remember very well our fights over Alexandra ... ha ha!
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