So today was simply a quality time for me and my little sister. Instead of practicing taekwondo as she always does, she stayed in. We started our morning by watch the last night rerun shows. Then i did some laundry while she did the dishes. After that she moved her laptop into my room and we spending the rest morning with playing games and small talks. Getting bored with the games and laptop, we then just laid flat on our backs, and the throwback talks started.
We recalled the times when we were younger.
About our old home, when we're all family slept in one room, because there're only 2 bedrooms back then and I'm afraid of a madman barged into the house in the mid of the night.
About how sweet my Dad was when he rode us to granny's and my Mom to work everyday since we only owned a motorcycle.
About a brat who even didnt let us watch he played his playstation.
About how often we played in the graveyard (yes, we did creepy things, lol).
About how lonely she felt every Sunday cause we didnt go to granny's thus she couldnt play with her friends.
About the truck that insanely crashed the old house and ruined the other bedroom (yes, this thing is probably the weirdest impossible event to happened, but it really did).
About our little stupid silly game regarding to foods, that at one time, she unluckily banged her head hard on the floor and i was being scolded by granny.
About our primary school, and how she attended my class until afternoon because she shouldnt go home alone.
About how we played: teacher-students under the clothesline, cashier or bank with leafs money.
We laughed out our lungs madly, 'til my tears spilled uncontrollably (some people know i cry when i laugh too much, lol). In the end of the day it somehow led us to same point that we feel that we never grow up --she said she still feels like she's 13, while i said i feel like 17, all this time-- yet we actually do and thus why we have so much to recalled.
ps: yes, you should try it, having a throwback talk with your sibling actually helps to make your day when you have nothing to do -and of course if she/he doesnt as well- and it does remind you that you're growing up, if in someway you feel like you dont, like i do.
Happy holidaaaayyy
