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An Update on that Pregnancy Big Year

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I wrote something up all about driving the roads in Africa that I was so excited about at the time but never shared. The roads of Africa were inspiring me to document the amazing obstacles that we had overcome and I started to do just that. I scribbled notes about different roads we went on and took lots of almost unbelievable pictures of those roads all with the intention to dedicate an entire blog post on the unique road conditions of rural Africa. But then I …got stuck in the mud. Going back through to finalize those sentences seemed too daunting. Finishing is no doubt the hardest part of any project. I liked this article about why finishing is the hardest part. So I must apologize. It seems almost silly now to continue to publish stories from our trip to Gabon when it occurred over a year and a half ago. But that being said, I know that someday someone somewhere is going to be thankful that I I put our trip out there. Who knows, that someone could even be me. I am no longer pregnant. Oddly I still had the energy and I walked miles almost everyday, including everyday the week prior to giving birth. I was absolutely gutted to not crack 1, birds for my big year. I legitimately think some airlines will deny passage to women over a certain gestational age. Along the way I saw some incredible sights. Ending with is something to be proud of. And besides, the journey IS the destination. And we now have an absolutely perfect baby boy. Birding world, meet Roger Peter Gallardy; Born September 20, at , tipping the scales at 9lbs6oz and The birth center that I delivered in allowed me to walk around outside while in labor so I did. Ross kept a closer eye on the sky than I could manage but we were shocked that despite the sublime temperatures and clear blue skies, literally nothing except a few Turkey Vultures were flying over. Actually, just kidding. So just take my word for it. Roger is a jolly little guy who is constantly smiling and we are absolutely delighted that he is ours. Sometimes I have to pinch myself that he is real. Maybe I was just lucky, or maybe I worked really hard to stay healthy and happy. We heard from many people that once we had a baby our lives would change. And while our lives certainly have changed in the best way, we want to welcome Roger into our world. Our world is one of traveling and we want Roger to join us on our adventures, not hinder us. Ross will be driving across the country while Roger and I hop on an airplane for what will feel like the first time. But that is just our warm up. When we get home from that trip, we will be packing our bags for a four month adventure to Taiwan, Australia, and Argentina. We leave for the other side of the world at the end of June. So for anyone wanting a life update, there you have it. Congratulations on your beautiful bouncing baby boy! Another pair of eyes and ears! I see he already has his own pair of bins, so adorable… Found your blog a while ago when I was searching for birding info for Gabon. I will be one of those random people that will look forward to and will gain a lot of insight about birding in Gabon from you. You guys have the best attitude. I share a similar style… Intense bursts of D. Birds always lead me on big adventures. My husband is the best birding partner and travel companion. I am personally awarding you the 47 sp. Well done! Also, if you ever need more specific birding info on Gabon, just send an email. We would be happy to help! You guys are the best! Pauline Rosen Montauk NY. Congrats on parenthood and welcome to the club. We had our firstborn out birding with us almost immediately. Have seen you visit remote places for birds, very happy to see that some storks visited you for a change! Happy parenting! Welcome to the world Roger! I really enjoy reading your blog and your insights into travel and birds are gold. Kids are fine traveling when young. Have you guys considered contacting a publisher and writing a full length book about your Africa adventure? Like this: Like Loading Thank you so much!! We would love to meet you! Thank you!! I will do my best! Congratulations Kids are fine traveling when young. Congratulations from Taiwan Loading Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Loading Comments Email Name Website.

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