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Today, my sweet sweet sister turned 20 years old. That's two whole decades people! It's kind of a big deal. It's so amazing to me to see how God has already begun to shape her into a woman of His own image. She has showered her love and compassion on me and always willing to lend an open ear and give an honest opinion. She's been there for me through some hard times and it's so evident to me why God has placed her in my life. God continues to radiate through her words, actions, and lifestyle. I'm so blessed to not only be able to call her my sister, but my best friend.
She is attending Baylor University to become a high school teacher/basketball coach and has already begun to work in nearby schools. It warms my heart to hear her talk about what she experiences there. She has such a passion for teaching and the kids that most adults would just overlook. She loves every single student and has the highest hopes for them all. God is definitely going to use her to touch the lives of soooo many students.
And with all of these remarkable qualities, this girl is still able to have some fun. I have some of the fondest memories with Hannah and they include but are definitely not limited to the following:
- country music and cowboy boots
- teaching Rebekah to dance :)
- road trips to Longview
- fireworks in downtown waco
- taco bell in movie theaters
- Cinnamon Spice Apple Delight P.J. Junior Beaudreaux Sheila Blanton
- early morning bible studies w/coffee
- space jam :)
- hopscotch and coloring
- Evey the Chevy
- our fish noises
- baking in our aprons
- long walks at night, planning our future housing
- sharing a twin bed, just cause we felt like it
- Andy Davis concert :)
- Starbucks and CG
I could keep the list going forever, but what excites me the most is that I still have a lifetime to create some of the greatest memories with you. I love you Hannah. Continue to be the fearful, wonderful Woman of God that you have demonstrated thus far in your life. I love you nana. Happy birthday :)
"You're my best friend. Let's hold hands."
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