Iam blessed to have been able to experience and share this special bond with my two sisters Nokuphiwa and Sibusisiwe. They are a part of me and i, a part of them. As this blog is about Sisters, i gave my sisters the platform to share what does being a sister mean to them.
Nokuphiwa "Phiwe"
Nokuphiwa is my name bestowed to me by my ever so loving mother. I am an ambitious young woman dedicated to the greater things of life. I’m slow to anger, can love deeply and in love with being loved by others. I have a soul that is made out of sensitivity. Laughter is integrated in my genes that are expressed almost every minute of everyday – I love laughing. My name means gifted, talented and indeed I have been gifted with intelligence. My intelligence is what I most value about myself, it’s like a drug I’m addicted to as it is the foundation at which I will execute my goals and visions in my life. Aside from the Mercedes Benz S65 AMG parked outside my townhouse as a part of my vision, I see myself as a neurosurgeon. Medicine has a strong correlation to my caring nature as it was the love of caring for people where the inception of medicine came about. I’m currently doing a degree in Biochemistry and Microbiology which is nothing but a stepping stone to being what I was really called to be, a neurosurgeon.
I have
always thought that my mother is the person closest to my heart but as I grow I
realize that she is actually the rhythm of my heart beat. The person that is
closest to my heart is my older sister Makhosazana. Being a sister to
me means having a strong bond that no one else can break. It’s about being
connected on so many levels aside from DNA, loving and being loved the same way
with a love so simplistic, so refreshing, and untainted and is ignorant to the
hands of time. Makhosi has indeed demonstrated this love to me. She not only
stands beside me guiding me but she also stands in front of me defending me.
She is my refuge that I can run to whenever I am troubled or hurt. We laugh
together at things other people don’t seem to perceive as being funny because
we have that kind of bond that we are the only ones who can see the underlying
joke at the exact same moment. Sbusisiwe and i enjoy the silly side of eachother. Sbusiswe also loves to laugh and loves taking pictures of you unaware then randomly she will show you that picture just so she can have good laugh at it. Makhosi and Sbusisiwe are special and truly understands what being
a sister is all about and I’m eternally grateful to have them close to my heart.
I’m Sibusisiwe Thandeka well known as ''Sibu'' or just
''MaTha''. Born and raised in KZN, yes im proudly a Durbanite. I`m currently
doing my matric year at Grosvenor Girls' High School, which I must say, this is
the best year of my high school years. I'm talkative, loving, spontaneous,
polite, relaxed, adventurous, and caring. Yooohhh.... how can I forget my love
for Laughter! Having and enjoying a good sense of humor is what I love most
about me. I'm also a very sporty person. Throughout my high school years I’ve
participated in netball, soccer, basketball and drummies. Another thing
that interests me is poetry. I have a deep passion for poetry (yeah, I love
poems). Being 'extravagant' is my middle name. To tell the truth I'm not your
average teenager. I like cars but have a passionate chemistry for motorbikes,
yah! When it comes to my future in terms of a career choice I first considered
doing LLB Law, i saw myself getting my masters in criminal law and eventually end
up as a high court Judge. That’s what I envisioned for myself
before but for some reason travelling is something i cannot live without. I
wanted to have a career that is challenging yet the element of travelling being
part of it. Piloting became my first choice because of my love for
travelling and exploring our beautiful planet. Working for British Airways is
one of my biggest dreams. Im always drawn to their smart and
professional uniform and how pilots in general carry themselves. So that’s me,
the short tiny girl with and extra ordinary dream.
As an individual going through the journey of life I`m greatful
to have not one, but two sisters. Having a sister, to me is a priceless
blessing. Having a sister like Makhosi means having someone who I can trust and
confide in. She’s a sister that is loving, protective and has my back no matter
what. She’s my second role model aside from my mother. I enjoy her fun crazy character and the crazy moments we
share, our bond is not hard to develop as the connection between us as siblings is automatically there. Yhooooo Nokuphiwa! (laughing hard) when we
are together we can be quite mischievous *hides*. Nokuphiwa and I can relate
more as we are almost the same age. Having sisters like Nokuphiwa and Makhosi
is knowing u can laugh at your stupidity, share your wildest adventures and
knowing u fit in there busy schedules. With everything said, everyone is part
of Gods finest blend of human. That’s why i ask my heavenly father to be with
not just me but my sisters too as we journey together through LIFE.