"Magnificent Woman"

She's a model of courage and strength. She's a beautiful picture of grace. She's a constant, a friend, a keeper of dreams, a comforting shoulder to lean on, an adviser who's tried and true blue. She's a giver of life, a giver of love- a magnificent woman.

I have known this woman all my life. She's beautiful, intelligent, friendly, approachable, kind and very generous. Since I was a kid, I admire her so much because of her good characters. She is such a good friend and I consider her as my older sister. She is very supportive and she comforts me when I have problems.  When I was still in elementary, she is the one who taught me on some of our assignments. She also helped me in doing my projects. She shares her own ideas and suggests what is the best thing to do. She also acts as my tutor on the lessons I could hardly understand. Until now, I still seek her help but not so often because she is very busy on her studies. This school year, she will going to graduate in college. It's just so amazing to think of it because once we were still children, playing games, teasing each other, visiting relatives together, running on the farms, eating fruits and climbing trees. Now, we were already teenagers and I know that after  finishing her studies, she will going to find a job already. She is a nursing student and I can see that she really want this profession even though they say that it is not already in demand. She is after the service that she can give to people and I admire her because of that. Whenever she comes to our house, she has always some stories to share like her encounters on the hospital, where she met patients with mental illness. I was scared by her story, in fact, she encouraged me to take up nursing when I go to college. But I told her that I think I cannot do it because first, I am clumsy and nurses must work fast. Second, it's not really what I want and as I see her browsing her very thick books and making some reports and projects, it made me dislike this course. Third, I can't stand seeing sick people. The feeling sucks so I insisted that I don't want to take up nursing. This woman is understanding and humorous. She also shares jokes and her funny experiences during college and high school. I love the way she laughs and the best thing I know about her is that: SHE LOVES EATING. :)) I have known many things from her. She is also a loving daughter and sister to her siblings. We have faced many challenges together and for me, she is the best friend I ever had.

With her amazing personality, I know someday she will be successful in her life. For now, we will continue to support each other. When she will work on other place, I will surely miss her. I just want to thanked her for everything, for sacrificing her time just to help me, for comforting me when I have problems, for giving me advices and always being there when I feel alone. Thank you my dear sister, good luck! You're my modern day hero.. =)