I'm so sorry to hear about your loss....I know exactly how you feel though since i lost my brother at the age of 25. It's tragic and there are also a lot of things i would have done different had i known what would come.Hey,
I know this is an old post, but I have a different angle on the reply. I lost my little brother 2.5 years ago to a brain tumor, he was 10, I was 18. I would do absolutely anything in my power to have the opportunity to even just have him back to bug me for just a few minutes. Cherish what you have, it's a nuisance to you I'm sure as it was to me, but like they say, you never really know how good you have it until it's gone. How painfully true that saying is.
Enjoy having a lil' bro, I wish mine was still alive. And share flying with him! I only got to do that once before he passed away, but he loved it, and I wish he was still around to come with me on $200 hamburger runs...and do the million other things we were robbed off by @$%&#! cancer.
but remember, he's always there...watching you live and enjoy your life which is exactly what you should be doing.
Brian - how are things going with your lil' bro? have you found a way to effectively communicate and teach while slowing down the personal brother to brother annoyance?