Mia now has a blog, her parents Tili and Moshe Eshel will document her growth here, so that family and friends can follow (and maybe Mia will continue by herself one day). Read below for the latest news, pictures and videos that show what's going on in Mia Eshel's life.
הגעתם לבלוג של מיה אשל, מיה היא בת כמעט שנה וחצי ויש לה בלוג משלה בו היא מעדכנת את החברים ובני המשפחה על מה שקורה איתה בחיים ובכלל.
So we have a new daughter/sister and her name is Haleli Zion, הללי ציון
She is almost 4 weeks old and we are having a great time with her, just thought I'd share some pictures with you. Opappa - take a look - something in there especially for you!
With Love,
Tili, Moishie, Mia and Daniel
Grandpa Yehuda and Haleli
Haleli and Bobby
The three siblings - Mia, Daniel and Haleli
Stuffed Cabbage for Opappa
more Stuffed Cabbage for Opappa
After the bath
Who's that? I'm in shock!
I guess...
Well, can't argue with food... I think I love her.
As my brother Daniel already wrote in his blog we have been naughty... but we're trying to be better. Anyway I'm playing catch up on everything that has happened since the last time I wrote you all. and we have been having a great time here in Gimzo and miss you all.
It is realy fun living next to my Grandma and Grandpa and uncles (and my aunt Zipi too!) here in Gimzo and I'm trying to make the most out of it. Village life is very good for me (at least Mommy Tili says so... :-))
Anyway here is the first post, and it is about a nice time I had with Daniel (who was much smaller than now) and Hershy and Daddy in the little forest behind our house. Mommy said that she got married there with Daddy and showed me some pictures (and the video) so I went with Daddy for a walk to there and we met Hershy (who lives right next to it - even closer than us, Oh he also got married there, but I was there to see it...).
I can't believe this is happening, for a year now I have watched everyone around me stand up on their two legs holding on to nothing and doing some sort of shuffling that gets them to other places... I didn't understand how they do it, and crawling seemed to me like an excellent and understandable solution... Now, I started doing that weird thing - daddy said its called walking and that I'll eventually get the hang of it and "walk" like a professional. I still like crawling a lot better than walking but grandma keeps on insisting that I stand up and show her how I do it, so you have to listen to grandma, right?
After training for a long time already, daddy decided to take a video of it, so you can also see what my Grandma sees everyday.