Early Bloom: A Sister's Love and Support

A blessed day hive friends! I'm so glad and happy as I accompanied my sister with her daycare's journey again. As the second eldest sister of my siblings, it's also a duty to take care of them, spend time with them , show the unconditional love and unwavering support I can offer to my loved ones. Their actions might be stubborn sometimes, but seeing them have full dedication and determination with their studies, is a big thing that can make us proud.  We came to school early, 8 am is the start of the class but we got there at 7 am. Only a few other students and guardians were waiting for the classroom to open. Little by little, more people came waiting in front for the classroom to open. Also, I watched over my cousin, since his mother had an important appointment to attend. He's a daycare student, same with my sibling. Luckily, he was also kind and obedient. We waited for about 40 minutes before the classroom finally opened.   As soon as the classroom opened, students and guardians immediately entered one by one to help the children settle in. Instead of immediately helping my sister and my cousin, I first observed what they would do. It was a great relief to see them helping to arrange the chairs. I told them to take their chairs and sit down since no one was going to sit in the other empty seats yet. But I was amazed because they actually said they would just finish it since it was almost finished. What I noticed and wondered was that, there were quite a few children coming in. I tried to ask the guardian next to me why there were so few children coming in, unlike before. She explained that some students had fevers and were sick so they couldn't come in. I checked our group chat and I saw the concerns and explanations of the parents there.  They had just started writing, when Niño chatted and told me that we were going to buy. At first I was hesitant to go right away because my sister might not finish and wouldn't be able to check with her teacher right away. But Niño said that maybe I could go out for a while because he had limited time for now due to other responsibilities at home. He only had a short break and we might get home without buying anything. In that case, I told my sister that I was leaving first. I properly explained to her the things that I wanted when I got back, including the need for her to have finished it. She said yes but I was still hesitant if she could finish it right away, so I was in a hurry. About my cousin, his mother arrived so it's a bit easier for me to leave.  We were supposed to buy slippers, but most of the slipper vendors are close. We then went to the pharmacy for vitamins and afterward, bought apples and oranges. I'm addicted to the smell of oranges, and prefer them to apples. However, I still eat apples sometimes.  As I got back, I saw my sister hadn't been writing. I was about to get mad but when I asked her about her work, she just showed me her little achievement. I'm incredibly proud, I'm doubting her without knowing that she can really make me proud. Sometimes, in order for her to focus, I go outside and observe if she will still write. Luckily, she continues doing her task. I thought she just wanted attention and compliments, but little by little I stopped training her because her teacher said that there will come a time when there will be no guardian in the room, only the students and the teacher to know the child's abilities. I know from my sister that she can do it, I just don't want her to get used to having someone inside so he can focus more. From what I see, she has great potential in writing, activities and performance tasks since she learns easily. I like her determination in everything she does, even though I see that she gets tired sometimes, she still continues. That's why I salute her and I am so proud of her .   The class ended and before we got home, we went to the market first for our groceries and bought "Taho". I really found her cute walking in the market while looking at the items. When she grows up, she will do it. Life can be really tiring sometimes, but it also feels great to see the one you love in your life who is also diligent in studying. She's still young, she's still trying it out for the first time in her studies and I know that as she continues to progress to other levels, her tasks will gradually become more difficult. I was also a student and I experienced all the hardships and fatigue just to graduate. The only advantage my sister has now is that she has many siblings to be close to since she is the seventh of our siblings, unlike us before who had our own efforts and perseverance. I don't want my sisters to be pressured into studying, I also know their abilities and I really appreciate all their efforts. In life, even though we have different dreams, I also believe that the time will come for what we desire, at the right time that the Lord has provided for us.