Day Two: How to Deal with a roommate

As of right now i am sharing a room with my younger sister. ( I guess its a punishment from all those times i never ever kept my room clean). Now to let you know what my sister is all about she is a singing freak, boy crazy, fashion wanna be and everything else a twelve year old could be. She ( though she will not admit it) is a big sister wanna be. She tries on every single piece of my wardrobe and goes to school with it on ( no matter how tight or unpleasant it is on her) not to be rude or anything because i love my sister. Today at church while i was preparing to give quite a big talk, she hurried across the room (knowing the i the big sister would be waiting for her to show up) in my NEW dress with my NEW shoes added with a little bit of my NEW lip gloss that she knew was my favorite. As church ended and i basically ran home to tell my mother that my little sister was a devil child for walking in church with MY clothes. My mother then explained to me that i had learned the lesson on how to deal with a roommate. She explained to me that her roommate back when dinosaur's where still living that her roommate used her stuff and tried on her clothes and blamed all the mess on her like my sister was doing to me. I then realized that my mother didn't want to punish me for the messy room i had in past years and didn't want me to go crazy, however she wanted me to learn how to live with others that i didn't necessarily want to be around every single second of my life. I needed to learn how to deal with someone other then myself in order to move on in life ... to go to college... to have a family .. later in life ( way way way later).
It was then that i realized that i now need to deal with my sister and her nonsense to make sure that i could do it in the future. [wish me good luck (: ]

Day One: sewing a patch on jeans.

Today my mother wanted me to sew a patch on my younger brother's jeans. Being my over protective mother she loves to give me random talks on how i need to learn how to do all these homemaking stuff for my future family. And then i realized that in two short years i would be out of highschool and out of my so called "nest". Realizing that i really needed to know how to do something as simple as sew a patch on someones jeans, so i wouldnt have to call my mother every other second on how to do such silly little things.