Seamus

And, you know, a big part of his work is talking about whakapapa and lineage.

And I definitely, in the moments after he was born, both our dads had passed away.

So, you know, I was thinking about that element of, one, how proud my dad would have been.

And then I had an opportunity to invite my brother to come down.

And...

I think when I saw my brother and we had a hug, it was like the first time we'd probably had a real hug since dad had passed away, since dad's funeral.

And just the – I don't know.

There was something about welcoming him into my home with my wife, introducing him to his nephew.

I knew he was so excited to get down to Hamilton, and there was just something in that moment where it was like –

I don't know.

I think being a little brother sometimes too, like having the respect of your older brothers was a really nice thing.

So that was a pretty amazing moment.

It was a highlight probably of the first week.

Yeah.

Yeah, I definitely have had moments this week of that overwhelming gratitude of, like, I think I even said when we brought him in, I said, like, far out.

I can't remember what I said exactly.

Doc, she's like, that's really cute.

I wish I remembered it now.

But it was those things.

It was like, yeah, like, wife, son, home.