Hey Sister, Thanks For The Memories.

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I finally spent one whole day with my younger sister—just the two of us—for the first time ever in my twenty years of life. I am the worst elder sister ever, I know. I promised to take her out so many times, yet never once did I fulfilled my promises. Dear little sister, I am so freaking sorry. I promise to take you out more often from now on.

We went to KLCC since today is a public holiday and our dad is away to his hometown for some family business. We thought that giving our mom a day off from chores would be great so we just grabbed lunch while we were out. I bought movie tickets for my younger sister—freaking RM18 for each 3D movie ticket. I should have asked for a 2D instead. My younger sister actually agreed to watch The Green Hornet with me, knowing my bias towards Jay Chow.

Hey, the movie is not as bad as I thought it would after reading several reviews. It was a bit slow in the beginning but overall, it was entertaining. Yes, not the best action movie but the humor of the movie itself kept the movie very much entertaining. At least, I knew I was laughing all the way from the beginning to the end. But oh my God, my eyes were all on Jay Chow. He is the most handsome and awesome sidekick—or partner—in movies ever. And The Black Beauty—gosh, I would love to have my driver's license now to get my hands on an amazing car like The Black Beauty. Anyway, I am not going to give anymore spoilers, go on and watch it in the cinema yourself.

The one thing I am sure about is that we went shopping like a pair of crazy sisters. I ultimately spent up to almost RM150 alone. I bought two t-shirts from Padini and my younger sister bought her self a pair of jacket and a t-shirt. Oh, we also bought four graphic novels from Kinokuniya. The funny thing was that I almost spent up to RM100 if we ever dare to go into the CD store called The Rock Corner to look for FT Island's Beautiful Journey CD. If only we did go into that store, the horror of spending too much money.

I had fun with my younger sister, though she could sometimes be a bit irritating but hey, we are still sisters regardless whatever. Maybe I will take her out again very much soon, but I need to save up my allowance first for sure. The temptation to buy all those good stuffs when we are out without our parents, but the pain of spending so much money. Come to think about it, I still have not take my niece out for lunch and movie as I promised her too.