Defying Stereotypes

I think it's about time I wrote about this one:
Alex is one stubborn, unconditionally loving, tempered and sweetest sister a girl could ever have. Her birthday is next week and this gal will be 23. There is one important (or may I say not important?) thing about my sister; She has Down's syndrome.
Every time I have to write about a journal topic of some sort, my mind likes to bring her up. I guess it would be accurate to say that she is one of my favorite topics.
I've always said that Alex is a brat in the middle of the day but an angel in the morning and at night. My sister helps me in everything; being a neat freak, she organizes and tidies up the room frequently. She gets feisty when she's all dressed up and ready to hit the town. Her long black her swings as she walks and her small hazel eyes show confidence. Sometimes she is too social and annoys me with questions she already knows the answers to.
But more than annoying, she is generous. Although she doesn't like to share her lotions, perfumes, lip glosses, or mints- she is otherwise very giving.
My sister is very pretty compared to most kids with Down's-( she's even prettier than most normal people), and that is something I am oh so proud of. She pulls off Abercrombie and Express just nicely and her light complexion is one to die for.
That's my sis.