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On a typical day, 15 minutes after her mom leaves the house, she automatically comes to me and asks me if she can go memes with me, which I love so much. She automatically grabs a hold of my arm and locks it with both of her arms. Then when she gets up she says good morning with both of her hands under her chin and says I love you with a big hug as a bonus. Emily and I have a love and hate relationship that sometimes I feel like I have a baby sister instead of a niece. We both enjoy watching TV together however we have different taste in TV shows. She prefers Rated G, while I on the other hand, prefer anything Rated R and above However, she definitely knows how to keep me on my toes, alright. When it has been unusually quiet for a long period of time, and shes alone in the room that means she is up to no good Ill usually catch her playing with water in the bathroom or playing with make-up. Emily is such a girlie girl compared to me. EVERYTHING has to be pink and she loves to fix her hair, pick out her tutu and apply lip gloss just before we go out. We do many things together that day by day, not only do we get to know each other better, we start acting the same way. Actually, she has no choice since shes stuck with me everyday till her mom comes home in the afternoon. She cant get away whether she wants to or not. But honestly, I love her to death and wouldnt exchange her for anything.well, sometimes I do consider it, but only when shes acting like my little monster Mary Carpena Professor Munoz Monday Wednesday English 101 25 February 2015 Falling in Love with a Beautiful Little Monster What is it about being deeply in love that changes your life for the better Ive been in love. The feeling of love makes me feel like Im in heaven floating in the clouds while the angels singing a merry song to me. The happiness that I feel when Im in love is so extraordinary that I cant seem to stop smiling. Id love to tell you what I think and know about how I fell in love with a
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