Last night I attended an Ihtifál about Bahíyyih Khánum entitled "Archetype of the People of Bahá":
Bahíyyih Khánum was one of the daughters of Bahá’u’lláh (the founder of the Bahá’í faith). The presentation was given by Dr. Janet Khan who has authored a book about Bahíyyih Khánum called Prophet’s Daughter. Dr. Khan went through the life, works and significance of Bahíyyih Khánum both in relation to general religious history and her significance for Bahá’ís.
Last night we had a meeting with some tech-minded folk to discuss the system for next year’s Arts and Crafts show. So we decided to make some sushi for dinner, ourselves – that way we could eat as much of it as we wanted:
We had tuna and mayo mix, as well as some chicken from lunch:
Here are the sushi roll packets:
We even got some work done. Amazing.
Simple lunch today, chicken:
And some vegetables on the side:
Also had some soup:
Last night we had a musical performance called Sounds of the World. It is a yearly event:
This year I helped the stage crew by pointing the spotlight – very fun job! Here’s the view from where I sat:
And me with the spotlight:
A paper airplane:
The performers:
The auditorium was packed:
There were many wonderful performances. My favorite was the french one:
Last night we had our (it now seems, regular) games night, thanks to Shingo and his dear family! As usual, the food was amazing – I guess that’s what Saba was trying to say here:
Delicious pasta:
As well as pizza!
And of course, desert:
We played a card game called Tichu. Here are Saba and Faraz, the co-conspirators:
As you can see they suffered eventual defeat at the hands of their merciless enemies:
But they did enjoy some desert afterwards:
An action shot of Tichu:
