Inseparable

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The wind ruffled the ‘springs’ on her head. A dear babe with a cap of jet black curls and sparkling eyes she was. Each morning as I got ready to go to school she’d follow me, hating to leave my side. Then one day she joined me on that long journey to school. The shy I found a saviour in her. Roles reversed she’d take on the bullies troubling me, her dear Di.

An intelligent brain in a mischievous body, the darling of the house is now 50. A successful career woman she still is Di’s adorable,sweet little Sis.

Still going strong

Still going strong

A 100 word drabble written on the prompt “My Little Sister” at Write Tribe

100 Words on Saturday - Write Tribe

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About Geeta Nair

Born in Independent India to two really wonderful people who cherished and nourished me with great care, I consider myself lucky to have had the best that life could offer me. Lucky to have had the best education , the best sibling, the best husband, the best daughter,the best of everything that I could ever want, Love to live life on my terms .

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  1. Geeta, every word resonates with the love you share with your sister. I would end up writing pages and pages about mine, and do not wish to start. 🙂 Sentimental.. since I am very far away from her and miss her a lot.

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