Time for A Mazal Tov!

[Mirj]

Grandson #2 was born last night, 3.37 kilos, 1 week late.

[Saralaya]

Mazel Tov Mima (I've seen the CC post....) Are you cooking/baking for the seudah after the bris?

[Studentchef]

Mazel Tov!

I was just reading an article in a Jewish publication about the Bris ceremony. Sounds like you may have your hands full to prepare the Seudah, but I'm sure you don't mind!

[chia]

Mazes tov!! Such good news.

[Mirj]

I'm not preparing the seuda (all cooked out from cooking for the baby's uncle's bar mitzvah over Simchat Torah), it's going to be in the local shul where his parents live in the Shomron. We are paying for the bagel catering though...

Snapped a pic of the little nosh:

[Saralaya]

Oy! A Shayna Punim!

(quick translation...... "Oh! A beautiful face!")

[Studentchef]

He's adorable!

[Chef #200870]

Mazal Tov. I had a new grand-daughter and grand niece
this past week. Maybe a Shidduch?

[Mirj]

Sounds like a plan.

Can they cook?

[Saralaya]

[quote="Chef #200870"]Mazal Tov. I had a new grand-daughter and grand niece
this past week. Maybe a Shidduch? [/quote]

Mazal Tov! So nice to hear happy news!!

[Chef #200870]

I'm cooking for the mother who's nursing. Working on it.

[Mirj]

Just back from the bris. The baby's name is Gavriel, named after Gavriel Hoter who was my stepson's friend and killed in the terrorist attack on the Otniel Yeshiva.

[Saralaya]

Mirj wrote:
Just back from the bris. The baby's name is Gavriel, named after Gavriel Hoter who was my stepson's friend and killed in the terrorist attack on the Otniel Yeshiva.

What a lovely thing to do in his memory...may little Gavriel and his parents know only happiness.....

[Mirj]

Here are some more pics I managed to get when we went up to visit on Friday and deliver some presents:

[Saralaya]

So alert! And so adorable!