RE: Pennenstrijd

In response to my sisters long-time-ago-written "Pennenstrijd".

Beloved sister, I was completely flabberghasted by your blog. Yes, it was such a nice surprise to read my most-intelligent remark: "I have absolutely nothing in my head!" ON THE INTERNET, where EVERYONE can read it! I thank you from the bottom of my heart.

How am I assumed now to write a sweet-sounding piece about your early morning moods? By 'early morning moods' I mean the ones you actually have, not the ones you're denying on your blogs. Or about how, sometimes, you still try to make me listen to you; which still isn't working, is it? Or about the way you say you don't have any bad habits, when I ask you to tell me some?

Let me try.
You early morning moods indicate that you're a varied person. In the mornings you wear this I-am-not-so-shinyface; in the afternoons you wear your I-am-more-shiny-nowface and in the evening you're just this nice chatty sister.
You trying to make me listen indicates that you're just an amazing older sitster, that want the best for her eldest younger sister. So you tell me what to do.
Finally, you saying you don't have any bad habits just indicates that you're a person with humour. Because you, like every other person, do have bad habits that I won't name here.

Don't get me wrong, those things jus make me love you more. I have learned to not respond when someone dares me. Cover their faults with love, wasn't it?
Take the floor and I hope you still love me!