Day 29: The Things I Find When I Procrastinate

Day 28: See for Yourself

I saw someone one campus today who had what I thought was the most fantastic beard. I clearly hadn't seen this one yet. 

Facial hair as fantastic as this man's is what's right in the world.

Day 27: Superman

An article that was recently written about my brother. I just love his guts.  

I'm about to get a little spiritual so all who are squeamish, look away. 

The fact that I get to wake up everyday and thank God that my brother is alive and healthy and happy is what's right in the world. 

Watching my brother fight for his life taught me how to live mine. 

This guy is my saving grace.

Day 26: Dear Siblings.

I think kids are fantastic. 

I sure wish I had nieces and nephews. Ahem. 

The day when I find out I'm going to be Aunt Meg will be what's right in the world. 

Day 25: Trevor is the MAN Part II: Send It!

From this...

To this...

In two and a half months. As Alyssa once taught me to say...SEND IT! 

(I'm not sure if it works in this context) 

Trevor's recovery is what's right in the world. 

Day 24: Trevor Is The MAN!

For a tiny second, I want you to imagine being 22 years old. What should be one's most independent time in life has become the polar opposite for Trevor. He gets to, at all hours of the day, have therapists, nurses, doctors, and aides tell him what to do.  I am in no way trying to discredit the work that the professionals are doing but can you even imagine a day where you were constantly hearing: do this, no you did that wrong try it this way, don't do that, stand up, sit down, point to the...., show me how you...., etc.

I can't.

Anytime I attempt doing so, I usually end up screaming.

Trevor has come up with an ingenious way of dealing with this. When he's had enough he simply starts of his defense with a dance which leads directly into Act II—my personal favorite—pretending like he's asleep. If you don't believe me, see for yourself. TREVOR IS THE MAN!

The following is a video of Trevor pretending to be asleep during physical therapy.

On a more serious note, Trevor has proven to be the most resilient human being I've ever come in contact with.  If you think you should be considered in this category, I'd like you to go through two traumatic brain injuries, six brain surgeries and four plus months in a hospital and then come see me. All in favor of Trevor's continued and progressive recovery say aye. Any opposed...well you can go fly a kite.

Trevor, defying all odds, is what's right in the world. 

Day 23: Desert Rocks

I live in a state where things like this exist. Enough said. 

Utah deserts are what's right in the world.