Here we all are
He's here! I've written a dozen versions or partial versions of this post, including one that didn't save. <frowny face>. That doesn't count all the writing I've done in my head. I am struggling get all the feels into words and not just because I have this whole other being taking up time. I think it's just so much to say. So many moments I don't want to forget and that help inform and conclude the whole journey to Rudi's arrival. I know: lists. That's easier than a narrative! In no particular order: The name: Rudi Zen. Do you know how hard it is for two teachers to come up a name that hasn't been ruined with negative connotations? HARD. Rudi was the name of one of my great-uncles who I really liked. He was my Opa's youngest brother. I have always liked the name and the associations are all positive. I also like the idea of 'family names' that show up in an extended family. 'Zen' is the last three letters of Tara