Mom and my bros being goofy (This is actually normal.)

Tyson is older and is attending college at Utah State. He went on a mission to Texas, and I heard more from him during the two years he was gone (via family emails) than I have since, that's for sure! I love it when Tyson and I are both in Cokeville at the same time, but I don't get much sleep! Seems like we end up staying up late talking about life quite often. I have a lot of respect for Tyson and all he has accomplished. He's multi-talented. He's a great athlete, super smart, musically talented (playes piano, drums, guitar, and organ all quite well), and funny. I'm sure that whatever he chooses to do with the rest of his life, he'll do it well.
Tyson is an awesome uncle!

Sullivan is ten years younger than me and was always my little buddy. We used to love to play games together. I remember when I was about 16 or so and was starting to spend a lot of my free time with my friends, he came to me one day and said, "You never have time for me anymore." Ahhh. It broke my heart. It's been fun to watch Sulli grow up. Although some things about him have changed over time, the thing that has always remained constant is that he is a good kid. He just has a good heart. He never loses his temper. Actually, I'm not sure he even has a temper. He's a freshman at Western Wyoming and will go on a mission this summer. (And he's one handsome devil, as you can see in the picture below.)

I love my brothers, and am so proud of them. I feel lucky to have such great brothers!
2 comments:
That is such a great post! We are blessed to have such wonderful brothers. I hope they look at your blog often so that they don't miss this post!
I'm pretty sure they NEVER look at it. Here's the test. Tyson or Sulli, if you look at this blog, send me a text.
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