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1. What's your memory growing up with your cousin?
šShe was my childhood buddy.
We did almost everything together went to school, went home, ate lunch, studied you name it.
Whatever extracurricular activity I joined, she was usually there too. The only time we didn't match was when it came to sports and singing. I had trouble breathing in sports, and she couldn't join me in singing because, well... she's a bit out of tune
But even if we had different strengths, we always supported each other all the way.
2. Share a photo with your cousin and tell us the story behind it.
šUnfortunately, I don't have a photo of us together right now most of those were left at my dad's place.
But I do have a solo picture of her with her daughter, and when I look at it I can't help but smile.
She's changed a lot since then she used to be so thin, and now she's blossomed into a strong woman with a happy little family of her own.
3. What do you appreciate most about your cousin?
šShe knows how to make me smile even when I feel like I'm carrying the whole world on my shoulders.
She's my comfort during the moments I feel like giving up.
She listens when I need someone to hear my cries and heartaches.
She's not just a cousin she's like a real sister to me.
One of the few people I trust with my heart.
4. Does your cousin have a nickname? What's the story behind it?
šYes! Her nickname is "PUDING"
She got it from her grandma
As for me, I was called "TACING" which also my grandma inshort we have the same grandma'sš¤£ Same faces lols
Our grandmas were actually triplets, and each of us inherited one of their nicknames.
It's a funny and sweet way to carry a piece of our family history with us.
Time flew fast, but the bond remains.
1. What's your memory growing up with your cousin?
šShe was my childhood buddy.
We did almost everything together went to school, went home, ate lunch, studied you name it.
Whatever extracurricular activity I joined, she was usually there too. The only time we didn't match was when it came to sports and singing. I had trouble breathing in sports, and she couldn't join me in singing because, well... she's a bit out of tune
But even if we had different strengths, we always supported each other all the way.
2. Share a photo with your cousin and tell us the story behind it.
šUnfortunately, I don't have a photo of us together right now most of those were left at my dad's place.
But I do have a solo picture of her with her daughter, and when I look at it I can't help but smile.
She's changed a lot since then she used to be so thin, and now she's blossomed into a strong woman with a happy little family of her own.
3. What do you appreciate most about your cousin?
šShe knows how to make me smile even when I feel like I'm carrying the whole world on my shoulders.
She's my comfort during the moments I feel like giving up.
She listens when I need someone to hear my cries and heartaches.
She's not just a cousin she's like a real sister to me.
One of the few people I trust with my heart.
4. Does your cousin have a nickname? What's the story behind it?
šYes! Her nickname is "PUDING"
She got it from her grandma
As for me, I was called "TACING" which also my grandma inshort we have the same grandma'sš¤£ Same faces lols
Our grandmas were actually triplets, and each of us inherited one of their nicknames.
It's a funny and sweet way to carry a piece of our family history with us.
Time flew fast, but the bond remains.
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What a beautiful tribute to a lifelong bond. From childhood memories to shared nicknames. Your story shows the heart of cousinhood, laughter, loyalty and love that never fadesš«¶
Yes mommy Phil some of my cousins are so close to me.
And I treasured our bond and memories a lot .
Her school id is still with me today I used to kept it in my walletš„°
And I treasured our bond and memories a lot .
Her school id is still with me today I used to kept it in my walletš„°
