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One day everything started by coming home from school I was a happy little girl I had everything it was any little girl could ever wish for I wanted a little baby sister so bad. So one day I come home from school and my parents tell me sit down baby girl we have a surprise we have to tell you something they give me a cupcake and they tell me to bite it so i bite it and inside it has pink filling and I ask my parents why is there pink inside and she said the color that is in there will show if you have a baby brother or sister. That is when i saw the color and it was pink and i was like I’m going to have a little sister and my parents said yes I started to jump up and down i was really happy I couldn’t believe it I started to watch tv and it got late so i told my mom and dad good night and I touched my mom’s belly and said good night love you sis. The next day in the morning I woke up and it was a saturday and my mom said we were going shopping I was so happy because I started thinking about baby clothes and other things so we got to the stores and I saw some baby clothes but my mom said not yet and I said ok but my mom bought me clothes so I was still very happy. The next day that I went to school every body asked me why are you so happy marely because I just found out that I’m going to have a little sister and I told my Teachers and they said congratulations I …show more content…
So the reason I wanted to talk about this is because it made me a different person all tho I was a little girl I changed for good. I started being responsible in the way that I would help my mom make dinner and clean the house and clean my room. I always have had my room clean I take care of my brother and sister and I help her with what I can if she needs help with something I’m there.So that is how my life changed because I’m the oldest child there is good and bad things about being the oldest but it is not all bad I love my family. When my brother and sister were born it really changed my

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