My name is Naomie...

... and I'm a boy!
I know, I know, my parents don't understand either... mais à force de leur répéter les choses 2-3 fois par jour, ils finissent par accepter mes complexités personnelles telles qu'elles sont! Héhé...
P.S. Excusez la vieille photo, elle date d'au moins 3 semaines, mais mon père n'a plus d'appareil photo parce que la Canon A70 Powershot de ma mère est à l'atelier de réparation pour un mois.

Who needs a crawling lesson?

Thank you very much, sister Lily, but I'm afraid it's too little too late... I already know how to crawl! As Mommy and Daddy are well aware (!) I'm all over the place :-) — more than you ever were, I may add... hihi...

Hang in there Meo!

What a wonderful visit we all had with Meo when she was here last week! I learned how to build huge mountains in my sandbox and even how to dig tunnels right through them! The mountain Meo built was so high that even baby Alice, lying low in her usual crouching position, could see it towering over the side of the sandbox. Meo is amazing: she can handle both my little sister and me by herself, while my mom is off dancing or something with her company and my dad is off renovating or something on the third floor. Awesome!

The Fabre Street Soccer Academy

Spring training is already under way, as early as April 10th, for the valiant soccer players of all ages at the Fabre St Academy. Heads, passes, one-on-one, bends-like-Beckham, all techniques are dissected and mastered by our young devotees of various age groups ranging from U3 to U12!

The rules are simple but very strict: you can only use very small balls because the yard is very small and don't you ever hurt Rachel's garden! :-)

Checking out the new sushi spot on the corner

Great news! The best sushi maker in town has just moved two blocks away from our home. Lily, a great sushi lover, is discussing the latest trends in maki rolls with the chef, Master Tri Du. After two visits, Rachel, Lily, Flor and I have pronounced the food heavenly.