My daughter took this photo of Baby at Play (1876) by Thomas Eakins at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. last summer.
On My Blog
Watch the film: Pierre’s Reckless Adventure
My favorite comment this week by Mrs. S: “The Sephardim follow the Shulchan Aruch (R’ Yosef Karo), who – in this case – follows the Ashkenazi Tosafot. Meanwhile, the Ashkenazim follow the Rama (R’ Moshe Isserles), who – in this case – follows the Rambam (Maimonides – not the Ramban (Nachmanides)). This is unusual, because in general, the Shulchan Aruch tends to follow the Rambam, and the Rama doesn’t.” Got that?
Elsewhere in the Blogosphere
- An interesting take on school uniforms by Mrs. S.
- Ilana-Davita talks about sign language for babies.
- I was visiting A Green Earth, and I found a link called Just Cancer. On the website for Just Cancer, I found Disease Proof Your Life with the Anti-Cancer Diet, Part I and Part II. Highlights of Part II: fatty fish, fruit, berries and dark chocolate!
- A lovely post on the blessings of Jacob
- Daniel reviews The Yiddish Policemen’s Union by Michael Chabon: “The premise is that the nascent State of Israel was destroyed by the Arab League in 1948. The survivors of the Holocaust and the Arab massacre were granted a sixty year lease…”
Not bad at all for a girl her age! Your daughter is following in your artistic steps.
Thank you for the link.
She is so funny sometimes (in her artistry). She took photos of many, many paintings at the National Gallery – the wonders of a digital camera. A few are actually not too blurry or tilted (like this one).
I enjoyed learning b’chavruta (in a study pair) – on a virtual level, anyway 🙂 – with you.
Thanks for the link; have an easy and meaningful fast; and Shabbat Shalom!
Yes, it was kind of like a chavruta, wasn’t it?
Thanks for the link.
A very talented photographer.
Nice photo! I like the fact it appealed to your daughter.