Happiness Is: A New Israeli Grandson!!

I am a SAVTA again, number four (4)! My son (Nathaniel Blumenstein) and his lovely wife Noodles (sister-in-law to Toodles) gave birth on Shabbat to their first child, a BOY, weighing in at 3 kilo, 180 gram, at Shaarei Tzedek hospital in Jerusalem (which my Great Grandfather helped build!)
Baby, mother & father are exhausted but doing (baruch Hashem) fine. I wish I could be there. . .
And thank you to Suzie, their meyaledet*, who Nathaniel said was absolutely fantastic! It's a small world. . . (Suzie, of course I'm gonna blog about it. Hey, I didn't even know you read my blog; thank you for that, too!)

*midwife

Comments

Rafi G. said…
Mazel tov! mucho nachas!
Lady-Light said…
RafiG: Thank you! so excited, I am still up - 1:45 a.m. by me...lailah tov--I mean, boker tov to you, lailah tov to me!
SIMAN TOV u'MAZAL TOV!!!! Tizku legadlo le'torah, chuppah uma'asim tovim, u'livnot bayit ne'eman b'yisrael.

It's wonderful news. You'll get here! Mashiach is just around the corner...
Batya said…
MAZAL TOV!! Great to hear good news!
SuperRaizy said…
Oh, how wonderful! Big congratulations on the birth of your newest cutie pie!
He's beautiful! Number four, is he? I can't wait for mine.
Lady-Light said…
Ye'he: Thank you, AMEN, ken yehi ratzon! Please tell the Kurtzers for me (I must have an incorrect address for them...they haven't emailed me yet)
Yes, around the corner;it's a very long corner, though...
batya: Todah rabah!
superraizy: Todah gam lach! You know what would be a real knockout? If all my Israeli blogger friends called my son to wish him a mazal tov--even though he doesn't know any of you! Email me...
Leora said…
Mazel tov!
rickismom said…
Mazel Tov!
Jack Steiner said…
Mazal Tov.
Elie said…
Mazel Tov!!
David Staum said…
Mazal Tov!
Lady-Light said…
leora, rickismom, jack, elie and dys: Todah rabah!
Anonymous said…
Mazel Tov to the proud Savta as well as the rest of the family. May he bring you all much nachas.
Anonymous said…
Mazal Tov!!! My mother always says bubbyhood (saftahood) is the best- you can enjoy them and then go home to enjoy a full night of sleep.
Anonymous said…
Mazal tov! She'yizke le'mizvot, briyut, osher, parnasa ve'kol tuv! She'yivne bayit ne'eman be'eretz ha'kodesh!

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