I can't believe you are 32 today! I hope you have a great day! Going through my pictures, I didn't have that many of you and I, but the ones I found brought back some great memories. Here are just a few:




As I was going through my scrapbooks, I found a whole bunch of letters you wrote me on your mission and they made me remember what a great and interesting writer you were. You wrote amazing poetry and stories. But I also found some letters that reminded me of what a good brother you have always been to me. There were many that were aimed at helping me through my first semester at BYU (which was VERY difficult for numerous reasons) loaded with advice, caring words and spiritual advice only a missionary and loving older brother could give. I had forgotten how much I relied on you during those times of trial with roomie problems. Thank you.

This is you trying out your new mountain bike right after you got home from your mission. More than anything, though, this picture reminds me of the time we all went mountain biking with the youth in Breckenridge. Do you remember that? I'm sure you'll never forget, nor will I. Thank you for rescuing me!
Now we've all grown up and have children of our own. When we're together, our memories form around our children. Speaking of children, you are a great father who is always very good with kids. You even try to take others' kids, as seen in this picture below. What cracks me up is that my girls just are not sure of your wild and crazy demeanor (or maybe it's the hair) and they are petrified of Uncle Tyler. So this picture is classic because you can tell London is not sure about Uncle Tyler holding her and is just barely keeping it together. I'm sure as they get older, they'll realize that you're great at rough-housing and wrestling and they'll jump right in and love Uncle Tyler.

Good memories. I'm glad it was your birthday so I could go back and walk through memory lane. You always have been a fabulous brother and I hope you have a great day!
p.s. if anyone wants more pictures or to hear more about T, go to Meg's blog - she did a fabulous post about him.
3 comments:
So fun to read. Do you know what would be so so amusing? Is if Tyler had his own blog, how entertaining would that be? It's been so fun to read what you've written, great post.
That mountain bike picture just reminds me of his first day off his mission and how he almost died from the altitude when he went on his first bike ride. I spent all day making fun of him.
HA! I'm dying at the idea of Tyler with a blog. Seriously, I'd love that.
So many fun pictures. The London one is priceless!
I have memories of dancing to "Twistin' in the Wind" by They Might Be Giants with Amy and Tyler. So fun! Happy Birthday!
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