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Your grades and LSAT are what matter. I wouldn't worry too much about the essays. Also the quality of your writing is much more important then the content.

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For instance, be sure to use the word "than" when comparing two things. Be sure to use the word "then" when describing something that happened subsequently or as a result.

Henry and I have a little feud going on about how difficult law school is; he thinks it's really easy.

I would advise against a brag essay as part of your admissions application, but I won't go so far as to say it's definitely a bad idea. Just a riskier one than other possible choices.

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Lol @ then. Anyway, I guess I'll have to think of other interesting background experiences I have, other than, of course, the obvious. But I'm afraid there might not be too many others. Hmm