Brigham is really a remarkable guy. He is four years younger than me, and my very earliest memories involving babies were of him.
It was so fun to have a little brother in the house, after the three of us girls. He shook things up, that's for sure. He was boy, boy, boy. I remember him always with a ball or a car (well, usually a doll he was using as a car-- he did have 3 older sisters after all), sporting a dirty face, running from one thing to another.
He did soccer and t-ball and baseball and I think my dad was in heaven. I was very protective of my younger brother-- he had a late August birthday (obviously) and so was always the youngest and smallest kid in his class. Although I'm not sure he ever realized that. :-)
He grew up to be handsome and smart and confident and the best example of a big brother for all his younger brothers coming up after him.
He was the first of my brothers to score a perfect 36 on the ACT (did you also get a perfect SAT score Brigham?), and went to BYU on a full scholarship. He went on a mission, graduated from college and married a wonderful girl (I love you, Christine!).
He now has 4 kids of his own and is about to start his first year as a professor of economics at BYU, and if I were an undergraduate, I would seriously consider economics for a major, just to take his classes. :-)
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I love this post! Amen and amen.
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