We Now Interrupt Your Regularly Schedule Adventure For A Sibling Lovefest!
Dear Susan,
You are a wonderful sister.
Last week, when I was at the lowest of lows and you picked me up by sending me cards and e-cards and leaving sweet comments on this very blog. This was not the first time you've been the one to step up and give me encouragement when I needed it the most. I don't think I've said how much that meant to me, but it meant more than you will ever know.
I am so sorry I didn't have the money this year to buy you a super duper fabulous present and feel horrible that I didn't talk to you on your actual birthday, but I hope you know that I plan to generously share all future wealth with you, Patrick and Kaylee, as well as Momma & Daddy, that I'm not just doing this for me... I'm doing this for all of us, and I hope that makes up for the lack of gifts and things in the meantime. So...hopefully sooner than we all expect, we'll all have three nice, big houses in a pretty little row in Charlotte -- I think the hardest part of making that dream come true will be convincing Pop Pop to relocate.
I hope you know I'd buy you the world if I could.
Even though like I said Friday night, funds are so tight right now I'd feel guilty going to the store to buy a pack of gum, and though I only have one pair of pants NOT covered in paint and can't afford, well, much of anything at all the moment...and even though I know had I stayed at That Law Firm, I would have a pretty fat savings account and would be able to buy as many pair of non-painted pants as I wanted to...I wouldn't go back and do a single thing differently, because I know that had I stayed at The Law Firm, I wouldn't have gotten to see you and Kaylee a fraction of what I have, and I would've missed so much, and I wouldn't trade these past two years, especially the time I've gotten to spend with you guys, for anything at all.
I love you so much and I am so grateful that you've let me be such a huge part of Kaylee's life, because like with being sisters, it's such a special relationship, and aunts who are just "Christmas aunts" are really and truly losing out.
Love,
Kathy (a.k.a "KJ")



