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Ryan’s Journal: What’s in a name?

by Ryan Pew

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My life has been very busy as of late. I recently switched jobs and I also have a new arrival on the way.

My wife will be having what we are calling the grand finale baby. I currently have three girls and am being blessed with a little boy this time around. It’s an exciting and busy time but also hectic.

One item to tend to during this planning period is a name for our son. There are so many choices and feelings associated with names. Should we go traditional? Family oriented? Something unique but not too unique?

It’s been tough. With our girls it seemed to make sense when we came up with their names, with the little man not so much.

I have also begun observing my own actions as a father. With girls I have learned how to act. I feel comfortable and confident. I think that they will be such great companions for their little brother. He will be surrounded by dolls, pink and lots of love.

I think we have figured out a name that carries a legacy, but is also strong. Unique but not too much so.

It carries a family line and honors the past while looking to the future.

What’s in a name?

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