Due to my dissatisfied, I can’t stop my mouth from nagging at her along the 9KM way (well I’m the nagging lady in the house). However, my heart told me that she deserved something for getting 3rd place in the class. I’m sure if dad is around we’ll have marvelous dinner last night because he never fails to have a celebration for us every time we achieve something that makes him happy and proud. So, I stop at one of the shop and bought ice-creams for us. Since I’m jobless, I can only afford ice-creams. I guess its good enough for her.
I remember the moment when I stay with my big sister back in Kajang. She always treats me nice foods when she got extra money and even bought me gorgeous red shoe.
But here, I’m the big sister for my little sister Ann and brothers Dean and Winner. I got real big responsibility ahead of me! But I only bought her ICE-CREAM?!
I did talk about sending Ann to hostel to her class teacher, but the respond was very negative! I can’t forget her advice; it keeps on playing in my mind. I suddenly felt so terrible! How can I have a thought of sending her to the hostel?! I’m mentally and physically capable enough to look after her! What? Am I running away from my responsibility? OMG
To cover up my guilt, I decided to spend her YoYo. YoYo is the most famous drink in KK.
I guess ice-cream is good but YoYo is much better. (If my big sister, Sheela read this, I’m sure she gonna cry craving for the YoYo........hahahahaha........Taaaaaapun!)
(Coconut Cube)
It is true, though we have our own life, our own goals, our own dreams that sometimes make us feel like running away from our family, but no matter how important is your life, no matter how big is your goals and no matter how huge is your dreams, we can’t just running away from our family from the responsibility of being family because family is where you always have a special place that money can’t buy.