My sister was a very sweet, loving Mink, who just wanted to love everyone. She has been there for her friends, family, and anyone else who needed her. I remember her giving up her home to a friend and went to find a new one. She’s been there for animals that she didn’t even know. She was always loyal and never turned on anyone. I remember when I got in trouble at school because I’d skipped hunting training and by the time I was home Chrissy had already told mom that she’d skipped hunting training and needed to stay for extra training the next day. The thought that my sister would take up for me still amazes me. There were …show more content…
We were once looking for some fish and we decided whoever caught the most fish would get to have the largest fish that the loser had to catch. The most important rule was that you weren’t allowed to use bait. So, we started the challenge and about 10 minutes later I see her with a tiny worm. I didn’t think the worm was anything important, so I continued fishing. Another 10 minutes go by and I have nothing, my sister had about 20 different fish. I just sat there wondering why she had so many fish and I had none. Then I realized. She was using the worm for bait. When I looked at her with my wide eyes she laughed. Then she said since she was cheating she would give me all her fish. She gave me all her fish and caught the biggest fish I’d ever seen. That day was the best because we just sat there at the lake and split the 20 smaller fish that she’d caught. Since we were full by the time we’d gotten to the largest fish, we decided to give it to our mother when we returned home. Our mother was very proud of us for finally sharing since we would often argue a