Very rarely do all four Azevedo girls end up in the same
place at the same time. In the past few weeks the four of us have been
fortunate enough to be in the same town multiple times. For anyone outside of our family, it can be a
bit overwhelming to be around all of us at once. We are loud, talk over each other and laugh
at inside jokes that our audience may not be privy to.
It has been about 15 years since Emily and I have lived in
the same town, and now we are a mere bike ride away. It may not seem like much,
but it has been amazing to have been able to have dinner with my sisters multiple
times this week. However, having all my
older sisters nearby can also have its downfalls. At some point one of us is bound to look at
the other the wrong way or say something in the wrong tone and it can quickly
progresses downhill from there. But what I find so great about having siblings
is one minute you can be arguing over the smallest thing and the next you are
laughing at a shared moment from earlier that day. A bond like that is irreplaceable and one-of-a-kind…or
in our case, four of a kind.
Now that Emily and I are living in the same town, our
bickering will probably increase, but so will our dinner dates, our froyo runs,
our road trips together and our time just hanging out together. I wouldn’t trade
this bonus time with my sister for anything in the world, even if it involves a
few squabbles along the way.
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