You will notice that your sister is one-of-a-kind. She is very extroverted, opinionated, friendly, active and loves to snuggle with you. I am apologizing in advance for the 1+ years you will have to endure her pokes, prods, yelling in your ear, and squeezing until you can fend for yourself. You will learn that she is a great nurturer and she will become one of your favorite people because you are already one of hers. She can't stop taking care of you and I think that sooner or later I will have to leg-wrestle her for bath-time rights. But, you already know all of this because you can hear us negotiating, comprising, loving you together 24/7.
Your Dad is also one-of-a-kind. You will observe over the next few months, that he doesn't sit still much...usually to eat and watch the Packers. I'm convinced all Finleys are born with worms because they don't sit still very long.... and you will probably have this quality too:) He is strong, honest, reasonable, clever and patient. He is an excellent teacher and engineer. He is one of the most self-less people I know. One that others call to for help and he is one that helps in return.
And then there's me, the one that answers most of your night-time calls and dirty diaper 911's. I think we've been doing pretty good together when Dad leaves for work and Kit leaves for school. You will soon find out that I can get a little high-strung, a bit impatient, and worry about the smallest things. This is a bit far-off, but I hope you realize I make an effort to have a decent supper on the table and I wish more than anything that you will eat it...unlike your sister. (FYI- I don't think eating will be a problem for you and we are quite sure that you would drink liquefied steak & potatoes right now.) I never thought I would say this...but if you decide that you want to be a "mama's boy" I won't tell anyone. It will be our little secret.
