Only Siblings Would Know

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I have accidentally punched Dai in the nose, pinched him, played chess with him even though I don't really know-how, and dragged him across the floor so I could get a bouncy ball. Dai has slapped me in the face when making up a handshake,  likes to say what I say, and steals bouncy balls from me.  We aren't mad at each other for doing those things, we remember them though.  Those things are just what Dai and I do, as siblings. 



When there is only one other kid around you, which happens to be your little brother, it's your job to have fun. Even if you have to drag them on the floor to do it.  Sometimes Dai can get annoying but thats what he dose as my little brother. I am probably sometimes annoying to him too.  

















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  1. misshsiuJuly 9, 2022 at 3:02 PM

    That sounds like sibling. However, should come up with the agreement on not slapping or hurtting on the face. You guys should visit Kuang Nan Wholesale Taipei Xuchang Store, No. 40, Xuchang St, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City, Taiwan 100 It's behind Taipei sing kong mall. They have lots of school relates materials to buy and some board games as well. The NanYang St. has lots of afterschool institutes that students will enroll in order to get high score in school or prepare for improving their English skill in order to be able to study aboard. Then, can walk to 228 Peace Monument for a visit as well.

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    1. AnonymousJuly 11, 2022 at 9:56 PM

      You and Dai just are just incredible to play and entertained each other.JEveryday is new adventure and you will
      see how exciting your new place once you get use to new adventure..Just not to physically hurt each other.Love you both so much

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