The sign over its door, the yin yang circle and SiLENCE, is not the kind of thing you would expect to see on a Jewish street.
The kind folks there have set up a whole feeding and watering station for passing animals. .
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Kindness in silence
This old house was new to me. I discovered it while roaming the old Jerusalem neighborhood called Nahlaot.
The sign over its door, the yin yang circle and SiLENCE, is not the kind of thing you would expect to see on a Jewish street.
The kind folks there have set up a whole feeding and watering station for passing animals.
The sign over its door, the yin yang circle and SiLENCE, is not the kind of thing you would expect to see on a Jewish street. The kind folks there have set up a whole feeding and watering station for passing animals. 
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Very nice! :) I'm glad someone is helping out the animals.
ReplyDeleteThat is very nice! I wish they had more places like that here...
ReplyDeleteIt's nice that people care about them.
ReplyDeleteI played too :)
How nice to know that the animals won't go hungry
ReplyDeleteThe birds are sure taking advantage of it!
ReplyDeleteDina: Nice grouping of House Pparrows having some feed.
ReplyDeleteAww... that's very kind of the folks to leave goodies for the animals...
ReplyDeleteI think that's important!!
Hug♥
that's a lot of birds in a place of many cats too Sandy
ReplyDeleteNice! I love sparrows!
ReplyDeleteIsn't that amazing!
ReplyDeleteA warm fuzzy post Dina!
My post this week is on my photoblog: Carletta’s Captures.
Stunning ‘old house’ – great photos!
ReplyDeleteThat's so nice of them to think of the animals!
ReplyDeleteThat is so intriguing. Whoever they are, they are kind. Bless them.
ReplyDeleteGosh, your sparrows look just like the sparrows in Illinois! It's very nice to remember the animals' needs, too.
ReplyDeleteIt is good to see such caring towards wildfe in such a troubled human world.
ReplyDeleteInteresting and unusual place. Is that sort of grill work on doors and windows common, or specific to that building?
ReplyDeleteFrom the looks of the things put out on the street for the animals, they appear to be feeding more than birds.
..another beautiful treasure.
ReplyDeleteCan you imagine Dina that we are evicted for feeding the pigeons on our balconies in my highrise building.
It seems so practical and terrible at the same time but then we can feed them elsewhere. I think they are so pretty. They gleam in the sunlight.
That's very nice of them to do that. Most people don't seem to care about animals these days.
ReplyDeletethis is really quite amazing - it's difficult to imagine this anywhere
ReplyDeleteps - i could do with some chicken soup, my husband has taken over the cooking, but he's doing manly dishes like rabbit stew - i know he's just helping around the house, so i'm pretending to like it...
All you can eat buffet !
ReplyDeleteSo nice, Dina. Shhhh ....
That's very nice of the people there, to care about the birds. Thanks for your visit and kind comment (the zoomies and the camera ;-))
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