Hers and History

Rainy Day Fun

2009-05-03T12:52:00.000-07:00

Yet another rainy day in Brooklyn so we decided to take charge and venture out. Morning coffee/tea/grape juice at South Side and then off to jump in some puddles and chase some bubbles. Lots of soaking-wet fun.

While at South Side, Sylvie decided she had to use their potty. Her first reaction when walking into any public restroom, no matter the condition of it, is invariably-with complete sincerity, "Oh, this is a beauuuuuuutiful bathroom." Restaurants, coffee shops, the 9th St. playground restrooms, they're all beautiful to Sylvie. Wonderfully optimistic or poor taste - you decide.

My Dinner with Sylvie

2009-05-02T21:42:00.000-07:00

Springtime (almost) in the Park

2009-03-24T19:01:00.000-07:00

At the first (albeit subtle) hint of spring we met up with Dave, Clio and Eleri in Prospect Park. Balls were kicked. Wood piles were climbed. Sticks were coveted. And confiscated.

All signs of good things to come once the weather finally breaks.

Sylvie's First Trip to MoMA

2009-03-08T18:57:00.000-07:00

While April's Saturdays are taken up with her new freelance gig, Sylvie and her dad are exploring new ways to keep out of her hair. The latest became Sylvie's first trip to MoMA (Museum of Modern Art). There's a new kids program on Saturday mornings which, very typical for NYC, was soldout long before it even began. But they have a workshop area that is free and pretty much open. Some very cool activities including a rubberband/peg wall, magnets, blocks, etch-a-sketches and all kinds of drawing tools. John and Riley joined us for a good time.

Another great aspect of this area is that's it's conveniently connected directly to the second floor of MoMA-proper, which you can wander into, by complete accident of course, without paying. Luckily for Sylvie, her mother's moral compass points a little straighter than her fathers.

Here are a few pics from the day. Definitely recommend it. The sculpture garden is a great place to get some of the energy out. Just DON'T WALK ON THE IVY!

Happy Birthday Grandma!

2009-03-06T19:16:00.000-08:00

Happy Birthday Grandma!

Love Sylvie

Inauguration

2009-02-15T14:00:00.000-08:00

Here are a few images from our trip down to DC for the inauguration of Barack Obama. An historic trip (if not an easy one). Sylvie had a good time in general. zI think history will judge it a unique and incredible trip.

The crew, from left, Todd, Todd, Suzie, Amanda, Veronica, April, Bryan

Sylvie and Will celebrating the day, before and after.

Sylvie performs her striking rendition of a Bob Marley classic.

Trimming the Tree

2008-12-15T20:15:00.000-08:00

New Ideas for your Tree this Year

2008-12-15T20:05:00.000-08:00

The Tree Tradition

2008-12-10T19:19:00.000-08:00

Who goes to see the Christmas tree in Rockefeller Center on a cold weekday night with a 2 year old? We do. Why? Tradition.

Bryan is very into keeping up traditions and for us, seeing the tree in Rockefeller Center is one of them. We've gone to see the tree every year up until Sylvie was born. This year we decided to share the tradition with her. It was crazy, chaotic and annoying, but Sylvie had fun for the whole 10 minutes we were there. Alas, another family tradition is born.

Happy Thanksgiving!

2008-11-27T08:12:00.001-08:00

To all our friends and family that we won't see this year, Happy Thanksgiving!

Cutie Pie

2008-11-15T17:37:00.000-08:00

I realized we needed an updated photo of Sylvie for some preschool applications. I was taking some photos of her and while she was talking away, I captured this sweet moment. I'm totally loving her curls these days.

On the Eve before Election Day

2008-11-03T19:56:00.000-08:00

It's the night before we can finally cast our votes. Many of us have been working very hard to help get out the vote and soon we will finally know who our next President will be! I don't think I will sleep tonight. I'm full of nervous energy and although all signs point to victory, I can't feel completely at ease. The road ahead will be a long and difficult one, but I still feel a great sense of hope for the future.

All the political talk around our house has definitely rubbed off on Sylvie. Some of it comes from hearing about it 24/7. She now recognizes Barak Obama's voice when she hears it on the radio or tv. She has a genuine excitement about Barak Obama, which no doubt comes from us. She also has a very cute response which we've encouraged along the way. When asked if she likes McCain or Palin, she responds, "Not so much." Here's a little Saturday morning political discussion...

Halloween

2008-11-01T17:18:00.000-07:00

Prospect Park in the fall is beautiful. Although we haven't done any traveling this fall, we are lucky be able to experience the changing leaves right here. Sylvie's enjoyed it too!

Sylvie's favorite word this Halloween has been "spooky". Everything is spooky. In fact, my mom was talking to her on the phone the other day and she asked her if our decorations were scary and she said, "no, spooky". There is a difference.
Other funny Sylvieisms I want to mention are:
"I'm sad because I'm crying".
Followed by "See my tears?"

When asked who she would vote for, we get an enthusiastic "Brock Obama!"
When asked do you like John McCain or Sarah Palin, she responds, "Not so much". (with no influence from her parents of course).

We had a great Halloween. It feels like we did a lot since there were so many activities in our neighborhood the weekend before. The carnival in Prospect Park had a real small town feel to it. They had all your traditional games like throw the ball at the milk bottles, spin the wheel, throw the sandbag in the animals mouth, etc. It was perfect for toddlers. Sylvie was so happy walking around with her tickets, deciding which game she would try next. Of course, they always gave her a prize which made it even sweeter.

The next day we went to the Prospect Park Zoo and Carousel. They also had a spooky Halloween theme, all of which she loved. On Friday, hootenanny had a Halloween disco party which was so packed, we left after about 15 min. And on Halloween, Sylvie got to be a butterfly. We hosted a party for our friends. Missed the parade again, but it was worth it.

Just Plain Fall Fun

2008-10-13T11:16:00.000-07:00

Our friends Ifor and Kirsty were in town this weekend visiting from London. We hosted a nice brunch for them and celebrated Kirsty's 30th B-day. I must have been busy, because we don't seem to have any pictures from that day. If anyone has some, please send my way!

We also had a nice day at the park yesterday. Bought some delicious tomatoes, apples and pears at the farmers' market on 5th ave. Its nice to have some family time after working on the apartment for so many weeks. The leaves are changing and it's starting to feel like autumn is here!

Climbing

2008-10-09T19:25:00.000-07:00

Sylvie has been really into climbing lately. For a child who was a bit challenged in the mobility department early on (we think mainly due to her lovely big belly), she's really come a long way. Her latest achievement is climbing up the biggest ladder at 9th Street that leads to the spiral slide. This ladder is particularly challenging because it goes from climbing straight up to a curve where you walk as though you are just holding on to a handrail. It's high and I got a little nervous the first few times she did it. Now that she's got that ladder down, I've noticed she wants to practice her climbing skills everywhere, including places she really shouldn't.

Here she is getting busted climbing on the couch. I guess by her expression, she thought it was worth getting caught.

Nana & Papa Come to Brooklyn

2008-10-05T20:05:00.000-07:00

My parents, Sylvie's Nana and Papa stayed with us this past weekend. It was a big deal since they are the first to stay with us with our new place pretty much done. It finally feels like our place and it was nice to share it with them.

Sylvie had an amazing time with her grandparents. It was as if no time had really passed since she last saw them, even though it has been about 3 months. I could see the excitement in her eyes when they arrived. For weeks she has been talking about showing them her new room!

Friday morning we went to the playground and grabbed some pizza for lunch. I often go to the playground and see other grandparents playing with their grandchildren and long for Sylvie to have that. There is a special pride I can't describe when you see your parents interacting with your child and discovering all the things you think are so special about them. It is so much better than just telling them about it. I could tell Sylvie was proud to show them how she can climb the chain ladder and go down the spiral slide all by herself.

Bryan met us after work at Cafe Steinoff for dinner. We were all in the mood for some serious comfort food with the autumn chill in the air. Later that night, Bryan and I took advantage of the available babysitters and went to IKEA for a late night date.

Saturday we went to Red Hook ball fields at the request of my parents. They heard about the amazing Latin American food vendors there. Totally great discovery. The food is great and inexpensive. I personally loved the pork and cheese Pupusas, fried plantains and the grilled corn on a stick (with everything including chili which is HOT)! If you haven't been you should go, but go soon since I think they are only there through October. Got to watch some soccer too.
http://events.nytimes.com/2006/08/23/dining/reviews/23unde.html

We continued our tour of Brooklyn's finest with a trip to Fairway. That night, Bryan and I tried to go to a movie but they were sold out so we went to Beer Table instead while Nana and Papa put Sylvie to bed.

Sunday we made a great breakfast and home followed by a trip to the Children's Museum. This is the perfect place to go on a rainy day, or any day for that matter. Sylvie was completely overwhelmed in a good way and totally stimulated. There is so much to do there and it is free on the weekends if you get there before 11 am!
http://www.brooklynkids.org/

Sylvie carved a pumpkin, sang some karaoke, and read lots of stories with Nana & Papa. It doesn't get much better than that!

Random pic

2008-10-01T10:40:00.000-07:00

I came across this photo from when we were painting the new place. I just love it. It's so soft and serene. It's one of those serious moments that you don't think toddlers typically have.

First day of School

2008-09-23T18:47:00.000-07:00

Sylvie had her first day of school last Tuesday. We organized a co-op preschool/playgroup of sorts with some mom's in our neighborhood. Sylvie totally loves it and looks forward to going every week. Here are some photos from her first day, including one with the star she and the other kids received from their teacher. That night, she couldn't wait to show her dad and tell him about her day at school! So cute.

"Get Down!" "No!"

2008-09-23T18:17:00.000-07:00

I guess best friends are liable to have a falling out at one point or another. Sylvie climbed into Zoe's fancy new stroller while we were hanging out in the park. Zoe didn't like it and thus began the battle of words. "Get Down!"..."No!" went on for several minutes and luckily we were able to capture a few seconds of it. It ended with a few moments of silence and a "Hi" from Zoe.

Have no fear, the feud was over quickly and the bff's were walking hand and hand once again.

Hawaiian Dress

2008-09-09T12:13:00.000-07:00

Jasmine brought back this adorable dress from Hawaii for Sylvie and she got to strut her stuff in it the other night at Kris's birthday party. She was feeling pretty confident in it and was posing like she was America's next top model. Granted, she decided not to nap that day, but her unruly attitude added to the party atmosphere!

The End of Summer

2008-09-07T19:15:00.000-07:00

Sylvie resting on Papa & Nana's boat.

Well, looks like our blissful summer is just about over and I have about a bizillion photographs that I have finally downloaded from our cameras. We had a pretty amazing summer spending 2 weeks in Western NY and a week in the Adirondacks with my family. Sylvie got to experience a lot of new things and develop new relationships with friends like Sophie and her cousins Jordan, Olivia, Adam and baby Zachary.

I have to admit, it was nice to be able to drive everywhere enjoy boat rides on the Niagara River. Sylvie got to do a lot of swimming in Uncle Mike's pool, went to the Zoo with Marisa, U. Mike, Jordan and Olivia and had a ball playing with Grandma and Granny. Sylvie loved being on Papa & Nana's boat, so I guess there is a little of me in her afterall. And how she loved picking fresh veggies from Nana's garden!
She also got to visit Castellani Art Museum where I worked all through college. It was fun to share that with her.

Our new house is still a work in progress, but it is finally starting to feel like our place. We are excited about all the good things to come this autumn.

Sylvie has really grown this summer. She is such an amazing person. She's so funny and loving. I love to see her change and grow everyday. Here are some of our favorite moments from summer 2008:

The Big Move & Summer Upstate

2008-07-30T13:32:00.000-07:00

sylvie dancing at our old apt. the day we moved out

What a whirlwind the last few weeks have been! We successfully moved from our place on Prospect Park West to our new home. It was a busy time with all the packing, moving and interview by the NY Times.

Last time we saw the new apartment it looked like this.
I am looking forward to getting back to help Bryan sort everything out.

Two days after the move, Sylvie and I headed upstate to Nana & Papa's to stay for a couple weeks while Bryan looked after the renovations at the new place.

Sylvie is having a ball. She loves having so much family around and its nice to see her getting to know everyone. Grandma has taken her for walks, to the library and showed her around Lewiston. Granny took us out to lunch today and bought Sylvie a pretty sweater at the local shop called Brothers & Sisters. Nana and papa have taken us on boat rides, let us relax on the river and pick green beans from their garden! We had a great play date with Sophie. We wished her a happy birthday and played on Papa's new boat.

We also had lots of fun at Uncle Mike and Aunt Brandi's bbq with the entire family. Sylvie was the last kid to leave the swimming pool, despite her shivering body and purple lips. Ah remember those days?

Yesterday we went to the Buffalo Zoo with cousins Jordan, Olivia, Marisa and Uncle Mike. The girls loved the animals, particularly the lions. It was a day we won't forget!

'What A Feeling!'

2008-07-05T14:06:00.000-07:00

I know, I know! What has happened to our posts? I have lots coming your way, but no time to post right now. We are packing, painting, and fixing the new place. It has been a major time of transition in so many ways. So to get you through, here is a happy accident of a picture. Enjoy!

Sylvie's Birthday Present

2008-07-05T11:46:00.000-07:00

A random collection

2008-07-05T10:14:00.000-07:00

Here's a random collection of photos from the past few months. Enjoy.

Sing...Sing a Song...

2008-05-04T20:28:00.000-07:00

Sylvie was feeling the need to express herself through song the other day. In this brilliant medley, you'll hear such classics as Sing a Song, Twinkle Twinkle, the ABCs, a snippet of a little known Tom Waits tune, Bend Down the Branches and Rock-a-bye-Baby. Enjoy.

Friends in Prospect Park

2008-05-04T20:00:00.001-07:00

Sylvie, along with Issac and Dylan (and Mom's of course) enjoyed one of the first true days of Spring in Prospect Park. Chalk, bubbles and the smell of lilacs. Now that's a good time.
Sylvie preps for her audition with the Brooklyn Philharmonic. The lead in Madame Butterfly is a shoe in.

Where'd Stalin Go?

2008-04-24T20:43:00.000-07:00

A few years ago, Bryan bought a set of wooden Russian stacking dolls at an antique shop in Cape Cod. We recently gave them to Sylvie to play with and she loved them. Little did we know she would have her first lesson in the history of Russian leaders. The dolls include the likenesses of Lenin, Stalin, Krushchev, Brezhnev, and Gorbachev. Listen to Sylvie ask the questions deep in the hearts and minds of toddlers everywhere, "where'd Stalin go?" and "where's Krushchev?"

Spring is in the Air!

2008-04-17T20:07:00.000-07:00

As some of you may have heard, Sylvie and Dylan have fallen in love! Stephanie and I noticed a change in them the other day at the playground and ever since they have been smitten with each other. This amazing weather led us to the Botanical gardens on Tuesday. Sylvie and Dylan loved seeing the ducks, turtles and fish. At one point, they held hands which led to a hug, which led to a tackle, which miraculously did NOT end in tears. It must be love!

Reunion

2008-04-17T17:18:00.000-07:00

(L-R) Zoe, Sylvie, Reuben, Bea, Jules, Linden, Alexei

THEN...
On Saturday, April 12th, we had a reunion with our friends from our childbirth class. It was so great to see how the kids have grown into little people! It's hard to believe we have all kept in touch over the last almost 2 years. I hope we continue to have these reunions even as all of our lives go in different directions.

NOW....

Budding Sports Fans

2008-04-01T19:49:00.000-07:00

As long as Bryan has it his way, Sylvie will be an athlete or at the very least, a sports enthusiast. He taught her at a very early age to answer the question 'who's number 2?' with a 'Jeter' response. According to Bryan, she will like all things Syracuse and all things Yankees. Peter and Bryan are already plotting their first Yankees game excusion with the girls.

To balance things out, I will make sure she knows that a triple lutz entrance is from a back outside edge. She WILL know who Michelle Kwan is!

Peter, Statia and Zoe came over for dinner on Sunday and some basketball game was on. The girls sat quietly on Peter's lap, watching the game and enjoying the guys excitement. I can't remember a time Sylvie sat so still without making a peep!

Other big happenings involved Zoe taking two large handfuls of cookies and stuffing them all in her mouth.

Big Girl Dancing

2008-04-01T19:25:00.000-07:00

New Moves

Big Girl

2008-04-01T18:23:00.000-07:00

I feel like Sylvie really looks like a big girl now. There were moments not so long ago where I could still see the baby in her, but not so much anymore. Luckily, along with the tantrums, come the really funny moments and expressions. Here are a few.

Who is this?

2008-04-01T17:57:00.000-07:00

Sylvie has a new side to her personality these days. We are desperately hoping it is a phase. For the last week and a half, she's been very clingy (with me) and extremely emotional. She's also been extremely defiant and had more tantrums than we have ever experienced. The power to distract her has gone by the way side. It's like she has a longer attention span and hangs on to how mad she really is! Please tell us this is a phase and it won't last forever. What do we need to do to deal with these tantrums? We're trying to sort it out. In the meantime, here's the new face of Sylvie!

Happy Easter!

2008-03-23T12:36:00.000-07:00

This year Sylvie actually went in search of her Easter basket and shouted, "I found it" when she came across it. (ok, Bryan rolled a ball to its location and miraculously she 'found it'.) Although it was quite messy, we had a lot of fun coloring eggs. Luckily, Statia and Peter adopted us this year and we had an amazing brunch with their family, followed by an easter egg hunt. Sylvie, Zoe and Benny seemed to most enjoy putting the money from the eggs into the piggy bank. The kids had a great time and we are still suffering from an extended food coma. Here are some pics from today...

World's Worst Blogger

2008-03-21T11:01:00.000-07:00

Ok, so I am pretty sure I am the world's worst blogger. I have all kinds of excuses of why I simply can't upload a few recent pictures or video and write down my thoughts. I think about it all the time. Usually my best stuff comes to me when I am in the shower, yet somehow I can't seem to get it together. So, I was thinking, why don't I just direct everyone to Zoe's blog since Statia basically covers all the bases for us there. If you are reading, go directly toto find out the latest 'going's on' of Sylvie.

I will do my best here to catch up.

A few major things happened earlier this month. We made a trip to Lewiston after Sylvie's Great-Grandpa passed away. It was a very sad time. 'Grandpa' as she called him, loved Sylvie so very much. He always sang such sweet songs to her, like "Sylvie, Sylvie, Give me your answer do! I'm half crazy, All for the love of you!" I'll always have great memories of Grandpa singing those songs to her! We are all so lucky to have had such a special person in our lives.

While we were there, Sylvie got to experience a real Western NY snow storm. I think we got about 2 feet of snow (which is not nearly as much as 7 or 8 feet we've had in the recent past). It was really beautiful. Here's a pic from my mom's house.

February catch up:

Cousins Marisa and Laura came for a visit. Sylvie LOVED all the girl time.
Papa's Birthday in NY (B-day cake & showing Nana & Papa the Big Apple)

Sylvie Parker or ET? You decide.

2008-02-28T19:53:00.000-08:00

Phone Home.
Sylvie's favorite babysitter, Dena, captures Sylvie playing dress up.

Lunchtime Snooze

2008-01-12T07:39:00.000-08:00

With the beautiful weather this week, came a lot of outdoor play and one sleepy little girl. After a busy day on the playground, Sylvie was enjoying some leftover pasta and eggplant while listening to a little Amy Winehouse. The next thing I know, she lays her head down on her plate and falls asleep! Pasta hangover?

Zoe & Sylvie

2008-01-07T20:51:00.000-08:00

Sylvie is developing such a sweet friendship with her sidekick Zoe that I wanted to post some images of them together. Lucky for us, we just happen to like her parents too!

New Nightgown

2008-01-07T20:38:00.000-08:00

Just some plain cute pictures of Sylvie in her new nightgown from Granny!

Come here horsey, horsey!

2008-01-06T17:37:00.000-08:00

Sylvie has fallen in love with the horses in Prospect Park. Bryan has been taking her every Saturday morning to watch people taking riding lessons. She gets so excited just before they arrive and cries out 'horsey, horsey'! Often she just stares in silence (a very rare occurrence) and watches in amazement. Then she gallops around and clicks her tongue making the sound of their hooves in motion. Check out this smile. I guess you can see how much she truly loves them! Maybe as much as she loves Miles?

Christmas 2007

2008-01-05T10:45:00.000-08:00

Sylvie in her pretty Christmas dress at Nana'a party

Well, it's been some time since our last post. After my laptop died and I thought I had lost everything (which thankfully was NOT the case), I was ready to throw in the blog towel. But, here we are again with some much needed updating!

Sylvie continues to amaze us and make us laugh. She has such a great sense of humor and is really quite silly. She's recently learned to say her whole name -- Sylvie, Parker (with a Bostonian accent) Jenkins. While we were in Western NY over the holidays, she even gave us great attitude along with saying her name after endless prodding by her proud parents. Enough already, I am not your monkey. Still, Sylvie seemed to enjoy the madness of the holidays and being around so many new people. One thing is for sure, she is much better at remembering people's names than I am!

Here's some pics from the holidays

Sylvie does the classics

2007-12-03T20:12:00.000-08:00

Sylvie Parker interprets the classic works of Bill Martin Jr. & Eric Carle.

Dancing with Her Baby

2007-11-11T20:48:00.000-08:00

Sylvie does a little impromptu dance with her baby 'Zoe'. Her black eye did not impede her ability to get down.

Baby Loves Disco

2007-11-09T07:41:00.000-08:00

Sylvie loves music. So do we and we found a perfect opportunity for us all to enjoy. Bryan and I took Sylvie to Baby Loves Disco at South Paw in Park Slope last weekend. It was strange to walk into a night club at 2 in the afternoon, but we got our grove on and had a good time. Sylvie broke out some of her special moves and of course, sucked on a few shaker eggs. Her favorite part, though, were the bubbles that would descend upon the dance floor. Good times!

You Should See the Slide!

2007-11-06T07:48:00.000-08:00

I guess it's all part of toddlerhood - the falls, the spills...But it sure is hard not to feel guilty when it happens right in front of you. Sylvie went down the big slide at 9th street on her belly like she usually does, but this time bashed her eye at the very end. It all happened in slow motion and before I knew it, she had a big, fat, swollen blue eye!

So sorry to my friend Mick who came to Brooklyn to meet Sylvie for the first time and ended up playing nurse with me. You were a big help Mick. (Nice work with the puppet distractions).

Sylvie handled it all really well and thankfully our landlord, who is an ER doctor, came upstairs and assured me that she was fine. His mother always told him, "When a child falls, they grow". I took some comfort in that. All part of becoming a big girl I guess.

Halloween...Then and Now

2007-10-31T20:53:00.000-07:00

What a difference a year makes! Sylvie was much happier this year as a pumpkin. The days of the crying fowl are gone. She enjoyed her second Halloween with all her little friends at a party hosted by Eva. It was a little insane and a lot of fun.

The Three Amigos

2007-10-29T21:21:00.001-07:00

Sylvie got to spend some quality time with her cousins Jordan and Olivia on our visit to Western NY, or 'upstate', as we call anything north of the city. Nana and Pappa were in heaven having their three little ones together. I get the feeling we parents are just in the way.

Pumpkin Patch

2007-10-29T20:36:00.000-07:00

We visited our family back home in Western NY a week ago and had a great time. Sylvie's Grandma took us to a pumpkin farm where she got to pick her own pumpkin, run through a maze of hay, and crawl through a tunnel. It was a blast for this city girl.

SMOOOOOOTHIE for dinner PLEEEEEEEASE!!!

2007-10-29T19:44:00.000-07:00

Ahhhhhh. With 2 molars popping through, it was time for industrial strength smoothies. For dinner.
Whatever it takes, right?

mmm mmm mmm...french toasties

2007-10-28T21:21:00.000-07:00

Here's Sylvie getting a kick out her french toast breakfast.

Who Needs Sears Portrait Studio?

2007-10-14T19:01:00.000-07:00

Lucky for us, one of Sylvie's favorite people, Statia, is an amazing photographer! She made this portrait during our photo shoot/play date on Friday, October 12th. It is one of my favorite pictures of Sylvie. We had a little more difficulty keeping the girls in one spot this time around. By the end of the day, Sylvie got the hang of it, sat on the white seemless, looked strait at Statia and said "cheese"! Nothing like a little ham with cheese.

Summer in October?

2007-10-07T19:03:00.000-07:00

Who knew it would be 80 degrees on October 7th? Sylvie and Riley made the most of it and enjoyed Sunday brunch at George and Marti's followed by a romp in the pool. Not a bad life...

All in the Family

2007-10-04T20:27:00.000-07:00

Budding Picassos

2007-10-04T20:03:00.000-07:00

Sylvie and her BFF Zoe paint the world fantastic. Varying in style, Sylvie chose the total immersion approach while Zoe was much more refined, choosing a paint brush for her detailed masterpiece.

Is that Daddy?

2007-10-04T19:52:00.000-07:00

Sylvie takes a look out the window for Daddy.

Blockhead

2007-10-04T18:59:00.000-07:00

Sylvie trying on some budget Halloween costumes.

Sylvie the baseball fan

2007-09-26T18:46:00.000-07:00

Sylvie's been keeping an eye on the standings.

We're working on "A-rod", "Jorge" and "Joba"

Where's the lobster?!?

2007-09-26T18:30:00.000-07:00

Numero uno

2007-09-26T18:12:00.000-07:00

Sylvie Parker: the view from down here...
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