You can put our kids into army uniforms when they are 18, but you can never make them uniform.
Even from the back you can tell that each one is unique.
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Their guide was explaining the wide expanse of Jerusalem far below as we stood atop Phasael tower inside the Tower of David museum.
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(Linking to ABC Wednesday.)
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You are so right! Looking at each of them, they each stand a certain way, look a certain way - not uniform with another!
ReplyDeleteSo true, even one ignoring the view as her book is too interesting.
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Uniformity, I suppose, is USEFUL for military discipline, but I tend to shy away from it.
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
uniquely uniform uniforms :)
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In class today, we looked at the soldiers on Massada. The uniformed ceremony looked very emotional, even in rowdy teenagers :)
ReplyDeleteLove the play on words and yes we are all Unique.
ReplyDeleteGreat post Dina.
This is so true, and what a difficult job Israeli soldiers have.
ReplyDeleteYou couldn't choose better. Unfortunately that's the reality...
ReplyDeleteI saw a lot of these groups around when I was there. They were everywhere...
ReplyDeleteVery true!
ReplyDeleteThey are unique and God Bless them!
I like your commentary on the first photo.
ReplyDeleteEvery one of these soldiers is unique ,but in a battle they have to act like one .
ReplyDeleteShabbat shalom, Dina and hopefully you will live in peace thanks to these military young people.
Wil
the pink back pack got my attention
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