At WIZO today, we had a presentation on the Balfour Declaration, and we had more people there than we've had in quite some time.
Afterwards, Hannah treated me to an ice café (basically, a coffee-flavored frozen smoothie, very popular here in Israel) at Shibolim. Then we both walked back to our respective places. On the way, I took some nice photos, including today's pic of the day, some bougainvillea backlit by the sun just down the street from my place:
I had a salad and the last 3 pieces of baklava for lunch today.
In the late afternoon, Hannah came over to my place so we could hang out a bit more and she could love Pascal, too, of course. Then we walked down together to the music conservatory for a very delightful free concert of Baroque chamber music, presented by a group consisting of 2 recorder-players (one Israeli and one Italian), a harpsichordist (American-Israeli, I believe), and an Italian cellist, playing on period instruments. They played 2 piece each by Bach and Telemann, one by Henry Purcell, and one by William Williams.
I walked a total of 6.7 kilometers today.
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