While my daughter and her family are back in Israel (from their new home, Australia) for an academic visit, they are living on campus.
This fiddler greets the guests of Belgium House Faculty Club. Except that this week of Passover almost all of the guests and staff went on vacation. Naomi and Guy were given the key to the little hotel and unlock this front door by themselves! Hmm, I wonder if my little Dean will want to take up violin. At his age (5), his mother began her violin study, with Suzuki lessons.
For this Pesach week when the campus is deserted, Dean has to settle for the company of "Draped Seated Figure" by Henry Moore.
For this Pesach week when the campus is deserted, Dean has to settle for the company of "Draped Seated Figure" by Henry Moore..
How wonderful that we get to meet your precious Dean! He looks like he's having fun with the art pieces. You must be very proud!
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I have enjoyed your tours over the holidays. Thanks
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If he doesn't play violin, Dean seems to appreciate his time in Jerusalem. He is lucky to have the campus almost just for himself !
ReplyDeleteI go to King's College London and we have an Edmond J. Safra lecture theatre in one of our campuses.
ReplyDeleteJust a little link between my world and yours!
Both your grandsons look so cute! That campus seems like a wonderful playground!
ReplyDeleteMore MOORE!
ReplyDeleteCouldn;t resist that stupid joke.
You grandkids are wonderful looking little people!
Aloha, Dina
What a good sport Dean is to pose for Grandma.
ReplyDeleteHope your grandson was not too bored playing alone:)
ReplyDeleteOoh, I'm right, I haven't lost my touch yet - my first reaction was, that's a Henri Moore (I'm a fan of his art, LOL)
I know you're enjoying your family closeby!