Childhood in one

I still feel guilty about breaking my brother’s arm when I pushed him too much and he slipped from the bar he was swinging on.

22 thoughts on “Childhood in one

  1. Uhm…I broke my brother’s arm too. I don’t think I knew that we were both ‘mean’ sisters at one moment of our lives. His was due to my driving a golf cart. Oops :(

    • :shock:
      Mean!

      Well, I also got so mad at my brother that I threw his Bible out of my car.
      And then there was that other time when I ran over his dog. On purpose. And Lee was in the car with me.

      (Hangs head in shame.)

  2. To make peace after a fight, my brother and I used to leave things for each other outside the other’s door–any change we could get our little hands on, random toys. Quite cute, now that I think about it.

    The thing I still feel guilty for–I used to tell my mom that I was adopted, that she wasn’t my mom. I even had an apartment complex picked out where my “real mom” lived with a cat (which conveniently had the same name as our own). I don’t think I ever said that I didn’t want to live with my mom, but I still can’t imagine what it would be like to hear your daughter say that you aren’t her mother.

    • 2 1/2 years younger.

      He “grew up” when I went off to college. And got revenge by throwing me over his shoulder and spinning me around until I was unbelievably dizzy! :) But, that’s not nearly as harsh as me breaking his arm.

  3. i broke my brother’s arm when he was four and wouldn’t jump off the pump house behind our house. i was mad he said he’d jump and then he got scared and wouldn’t… so i “helped” him jump. then lied about it and said he fell, he agreed. our parents didn’t know the truth until he was in middle school and wrote a paper about it! ;)

    glad i have a partner in crime!

  4. Are you serious about running over your brothers dog on purpose?! Did you kill it?

    I still feel guilty about throwing the can of pledge at my sister with all my might and she ducked and it made a big hole in the front door instead. I didn’t break anyones limbs though.

  5. so get this…when i was young my brother broke MY arm. my mom couldnt take me to the doctor so my aunt finally did the next day…they had to re-break it. im still mad at my bro.

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