



People always ask me... "How do you feel about having a brother in the military?"
While I honestly wish we could have him close to home and going to college like a normal high school grad you can't argue with a brother that feels called to the military and is passionate about fighting for freedom.


It felt so surreal sitting in the stands at Fort Benning watching him graduate last week. I know it always comes out sounding so cliche but a sister can't help but feel proud of a younger brother in moments like these...




:) love this. Would have loved to hear more!
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