Shai, Rachel and Dalia visited a magical town where every thing is built for little children to play with. Including a coffee shop, super market, hail saloon, nurses room, jail and fire station.
These are very exciting times.
We got the key to our new house and started some renovations which include internal walls painting, new kitchen, and parquet floors.
This post was updated almost instantly after the pizza was eaten and that is thanks to Gal & Rami. You ask why? Well, while preparing the pizza we talked with Gal & Rami over Skype. They are now in beautiful Costa-Rica and wanted to see more recent pictures and videos of Shai. So that is the 'Why so fast' from camera to blog.
Besides, both Dalia and I where so happy to see how Shai loves to help us out. I just hope she'll start helping with washing the dishes too :)
So this is actually a video with pictures embedded inside it to built the time line.
Enjoy..
We just got back from a nice weekend in Orange County Resort Hotel in Kemer, Turkey. http://www.orangecounty.com.tr/main.php?dil=en
This was a bonus trip for all the doctors and assistants at Dalia vet clinic.
We had a lot of fun
Jonathan's birthday is actually on the 12 of May. But today was his family party at mom & dad's place (Rachel and Ralph).
The kids and we had a lot of fun and ate well.
We needed to renew our passports so we took a few mugshots pictures.
Shai (in her pyjamas) demanded that a photo of her will also be taken while she's standing by the wall.
On Israel's independence day Dalia was on call. She got an emergency call from a young girl (13) that said that her rabbit was dying and she asked to put it to sleep.
When Dalia saw the rabbits condition she could not bring herself to do it and decided to try and save the rabbit. She brought it home and took care of it in the following two days and nights and she saved it.
Meanwhile, Shai and Alex enjoyed a rabbit pet at home.
We're trying to get Shai to start using the toilet. It's not easy.
She's trying very hard to imitate us but she still can't solve those 'hard' sodokos in the Haarets newspaper.