Going Coastal

 Lazuli is 2 months born now. She is a happy, chubby little baby doll.

 Elsie and Mama.

 Zuriel

 Lazuli loves to sleep.

 This is the cloud that brought her from heaven.

 Nehemiah (5), Zuri (11), Naphtali (8)

Our new cabin! The wooden tower in the back is for the water tank. The windows are boarded up for now. You are looking at the future outdoor dining area and fire pit and the future garden with bee hives and possibly a small chicken tractor. We are planning to pack as much food in that earth as we can as well as leaving room for Lazuli to learn to walk and run and Elsie to swing on a tree swing.

 Seriously, we didn't buy it for the nearby views but we aren't blind either, it's beautiful.

 This looks like fun but it's actually too dangerous to go into the waves here. We'll find out from the locals where a good playing area might be.
 Note from Havilah: Papa, Ephraim, and I took a lot of buses and metros to get to the cabin from Santiago. I am really excited about living there and even having some of my own designs being used to make stuff. This is a picture of me at the beach. Papa and I took off our shoes and the water and sand was like a cooling foot rub. :)

Our new location is on the outskirts of Valparaiso.

I think that all the bad oils the food is cooked in and all the white flour that is in the Chilean diet contribute to make Chile the fourth fattest country, behind New Zealand, Mexico and the United States which tops them all.

It's been near 100 degrees with no air conditioning up here on the 22nd floor. It's no wonder that I found the children sitting in a bath of cold water yesterday. At least we are able to get to youtube now and watch Little House on the Prairie. That helps, A LOT!