Friday, November 07, 2008

Missing my family

I am coming to realize living with parents close enough to fifty-nine and sixty to just say that's how old they are, and your eighty-seven year old grandmother is not the best time in the world. Especially when you have been used to having at least one sister around your entire life. Plus being away from home all day does not make me feel like driving to see them every night. Not to mention the absence of a car. I didn't even do mcuh with them while they were living here, but when they are not here I've realized that I did spend quite a bit of time with them. Even if it was just sitting on their bed while they cleaned their room, or sitting beside them on the computer waiting to check my e-mail. Being the youngest does have some benifites, but I sometimes wish I wasn't the youngest by four years. Oh well, there is not much I can do about it, so I guess I'll just wait it out.

4 comments:

mmichele said...

i'm 5 years younger than my bro (who i didn't hang out with at all) and 8 years younger than yvonne. i KNOW what you are talking about.

pamero said...

awww.
You can always hop off the bus about 20 minutes early on your way home and hang out at our house with us.. Don's like your other sister anyways!

And! The bus stop is only 5 seconds from our new door, hoorah!

corrie said...

Maybe you and I should kick Daryl out of the condo again and have a "wake up late cause we're so close to work and school" sleep over agian. That was fun/restful : )

beckster said...

I think that is a fine adn dandy idea! But we should get there before 11p.m. so that we can watch a fun movie or something...maybe next year after exams and Christmas.