Change sisters
To pick up the boys at extended day, my daughter and I push a buzzer at the main entrance of the school. A teacher lets us in then uses a walkie-talkie to some subterranean place asking that the boys be brought up. We wait for a few minutes at a door for them to come up a set of stairs down the hallway.
Usually my girl does an initial walk down the hallway, asks if I want her to come back and then returns to wait next to me.
The other day an older boy we see during pick-up was greeted by his mom and little sister who is about 15 months old.
"I wish she was my sister" he lamented pointing at my daughter. "She runs down the hall and gives her brothers hugs. I wish she would do that" he says motioning towards his sister.
Then, the boys arrived and their little sister ran down the hallway yelling "BRUDDERS!!!" The three of them did a big group hug and she announced "I missed you!" One guy rubbed her back while the other showed her his latest art project.
"See?" said the third grader to his little sister. "Why can't you do that?"
3 comments:
The grass is always greener on the other side, right??
it's great they have a good relationship. i hope it lasts!
So do I! I really believe that siblings need to get along since one day, their parents will be gone. I'm not trying to scare my kids but....
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