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.
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.
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...
cake & showing Nana & Papa the Big Apple)
