PS: You two share a lot of memories in your book, but are there any particular moments that stand out as your best parenting moment?
WG: I get such joy out of it. You sort of spend the first few years of their lives drilling these things into them, and getting them up and running. Now, to some extent, you see them grow up and to be their own people. I also love when they interact with each other. We were out to lunch a few weeks ago and they were at the kids' table, and a couple of the other kids were kind of getting on my son, George. My daughter, Lucie, didn't know I was watching, but I was and she just stood up and went after the two boys and I said, "My God, that's my daughter." I didn't teach her to do that, but she knows that that's how we do it in family.
BG: It's lots and lots of thousands of moments, you know? When you were proud of them, or when you thought maybe we did something right.
Source: Courtesy of the Geist family
