Proud Sister

                  

My little sister has been going to school for 10 years now. It was her high school prom last week and now she just graduated from high school. I didn't think much about it at the time because lately a lot of things keep me busy. Then  I started to realize that soon my sister would be off to college. My sister and I have a 12 year age gap difference. She is the youngest of the three siblings. So I'm really more like an "Ate" to her.

I remember those times that I would often scold her because she always hang out with her friends and her grades are slipping. I know I had my share of faults because I wasn't able to look after her classes. We used to do a lot of explaining to her that she needs to finish school and get a college degree to get good paying jobs. That she is very lucky to have our mom to support her in college. We know she can do better, she used to be an A student during grade school. It just that it's her lack of self discipline and our lack of guidance as well.               
                    Pretty in Pink

Finally after those struggles, We're just so happy she seems to be more focus in getting good grades. She seems to be following Bro. Bo's advices as well during his Sunday's talk. I must say that my sister is enjoying Bro. Bo's talks and she is very persistent in attending our regular worship at the PICC. I know that she has her dreams as well and that's what keeps her motivated. She just took college entrance exams and still waiting for the results. My prayer is for her to be enrolled in one of the best schools that we may have the means to support her and that she may be happy and successful in her chosen field.

Because of our family weekly dates at The Feast, my sister and I are pretty close right now. Aside from regular dining and malling, I was her stylist for her last week's prom. I even help her choose her dress for the prom and personally had her make up done. I've got a message for you my little sister, Congratulations! As your elder sister, I promise that I'd always look after you to guide and to help you. Duties and responsibilities go hand in hand. It's time to take even more responsible decisions. We know you can achieve whatever you want in life.  All you got to do is believe that you can. We believe in you. No matter where you go or how successful you become, never lose faith in God. We're so proud of you. Best of luck for your future! 

Photo taken together with our dad during the graduation ceremony. :)