Anyway, this post is a quick shout out to my awesome brothers.
Through junior high and most of high school, I thought that my three little brothers were put here on this earth to slowly and painfully irritate me to death. I think they thought that was their purpose also because they would come up with some pretty creative ways to annoy me.
However, I am now so grateful to have three younger brother. (I definitely can't call them little brothers anymore since they are all taller than me now.) I think that one of the funnest things I could ever think of to do would be to spend some time just hanging out and talking with my brothers. If you have met them, you would understand this because they are HIGHLY entertaining, if somewhat odd. So brothers, here is what I love about you:
Mike...

My brother Mike has been one of my best friends over the past years. He is always easy to talk to and very kind. He is also hilarious. I think one of the happiest moments of my life was when he led the Alta Soccer Team to win the State Championships. That was awesome!!!! Right now he is on a mission, and I am so proud of him! We went to hear one of his companion's homecoming talks. During the talk, he mentionned how training Elder McArthur (my bro) was a turning point in his mission. He said that Michael was the best, hardest working missionary he had met. That made my year! Way to go Mike.
Also, Mike is getting home from his mission in just six short months if there are any interested ladies out there. :)
Matt...
Matt is my least "little" of my brothers. I think he is up to 6'5" now. Matt has always been fun to hang out with. He is very, very funny. A favorite "matt moment" for me was about three years ago, we were at dinner in Florida with my whole family, including grandparents. Branden said, "So Matt, what are you going to do tonight?" Matt said, "Get laid!" (For those who don't know my brother, you should not he is not a dirty kid, just very awkward in a funny way). Everyone at the table looked at Matt so he blushed, looked at my mom and said, "I don't even know what that means." This might be a had-to-be-there moment, but I loved it! Matt is also very smart. He got a 4.0 all the way through high school and was awarded Academic Athlete of the Year. He would probably also want me to mention that he is very handsome and currently does not have a girlfriend...
Danny...
Danny was like my child when I was younger. I loved "mothering" him and he put up with a lot. Now he is all grown up, well almost. He is so much fun and such a sweet guy. Marina adores him. Danny is taking after Matt and starting swim team. He patiently tried to teach Branden and I how to "now drown" during our triathlon swim. Danny is also very smart and a great piano player. A favorite memory of Danny was when we were in Grand Cayman for Christmas Eve. It was pouring rain. Literally. We were basically swimming through the rain. We stood on the edge of some rocks at the beach and sang Christmas carols as the ocean waves and the rain soaked us over and over again.
Thanks for everything brothers. I love you guys!