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All your fault
May 25, 2022
Summary:
As a child, I always loved blaming things on my siblings. I never wanted to take responsibility for the things I did, so instead, it was always one of my siblings who did it. For example, the time my sister spilled hot chocolate all over the white carpet in the living room. Or the time my brother drew smiley faces all over the wall in my room. Or even, the time my sister broke my arm.
Yes, there was a time that my own sister broke my arm. Now, it is something we both look back at and laugh about, but at that time, it surely wasn’t.
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