Auntie Susan
On April 12, erev Pesach, I assumed a new role in life. I am now an aunt -- my older sister gave birth to a 9 pound, 14 ounce healthy baby boy, whom I will meet, and who will officially be named, at his bris ceremony tomorrow. (I'm driving to the town where they live, and didn't have a chance to earlier because of Pesach.) I am very proud and excited, and will post the name, and possibly photos when I have the chance.
It's hard to believe that Pesach is already past. The weeks leading up to the chag were uber-hectic for me, but thankfully, I was able to do everything that had to be done, and I really had a great Pesach this year -- I even had some friends over for a meal on Chol Hamoed.
More reflections to come soon about aunt-hood.
It's hard to believe that Pesach is already past. The weeks leading up to the chag were uber-hectic for me, but thankfully, I was able to do everything that had to be done, and I really had a great Pesach this year -- I even had some friends over for a meal on Chol Hamoed.
More reflections to come soon about aunt-hood.
posted by Susan @ 8:26 PM
2 Comments:
At April 23, 2006 at 7:38 AM,
Esther Kustanowitz said…
Mazal tov...I'm sure you'll love it as much as I do. My nephew is amazing. And I'm sure yours will be too!
At April 27, 2006 at 9:17 AM,
Shayne said…
That's wonderful. Mazel Tov!
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