Check out pictures of their adventures--from 110 4th Avenue to Prospect Park, From Tea Lounge to the Botanical Gardens, from The Children's Library to Brooklyn Museum--Ethan had a full day of culture and love with Grandpa.
People say you often don't take time to recognize how lucky you are. Today I fully embrace my gratitude for my two incredible parents who raised Yogi, Ravi, and me with such a strong sense of values and who are translating those same values and utter love to Ethan. E is clearly a lucky boy. Along with this overwhelming sense of gratitude comes a bit of sadness that Babs isn't here to do the same. Michael often talks about how he wishes he could have seen Babs with his own kids and I feel the same void. I know she's looking down and laughing at each ridiculous/hilarious moment of Ethan's growth/development, but she would have also provided such a support system full of joy, love, and wisdom. We'll keep telling Ethan stories, but Babs, we miss you...
he is so amazing...nice work Pops, get that kid in the streets of NYC!! And yea, Babs is impacting this young man in so many ways...peace
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