From sightseeing to beer-drinking and from quaint old buildings to scrumptious new love, beautiful Prague certainly made for a grand completion to the abroad-semester spring break.
It's true that the Czech city lacks that for-all-intents-and-purposes-limitless meat access that so poignantly characterizes my time in Jerusalem. But after a few days with Prague's extensive public transportation system, I admit it has become a bit of an effort to sustain my childish excitement for Jerusalem's perpetually forthcoming single-line tram.
Back in Israel-world, today's Rothberg International School's Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony was certainly moving---though a certain interpretive dance may have been just a bit too moving, unnecessarily and most uncomfortably emphasizing (in coherent order) the letters "L," "U," "S" and "T" of "Holocaust."
Finally, the genus Dama is a type of fallow deer common in many areas of Europe and Asia. The genus Dama lacks any substantial, non-rhyme-based relationship to this post.
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