Timothy, The 9th Child. Age 4. "God! I remember that Lamb I was holding. I loved it; indeed he had real Presence to me!"
How we loved our bicycles!
That Piano was there our whole lives and remained so until the house was sold. Note the following with Timothy's son, Ahimsa with his Yia Yia.
Timothy's youngest, Ahimsa. Yia Yia loved him greatly. Later she would teach him her favorite Greek tune on the Piano, "Samiotissa" (Girl from Samos, a traiditional Greek folk song often accompanying a circle dance).
Above: Demo always liked to capture photos of us in all moods.
Doing Origami with Petro. Petro inspired this in us one year by introducing us to the book, "Creative Origami" by Kunihiko Kasahara. A comprehensive approach with 100 figures to make, progressively increasing in difficulty. Petro sat with us and guided us at the beginning; then left it with us and a couple of us proceeded to reach the final goal of all 100 pieces.
Writes Tim: "I actually remember the moment this photo was being taken. I can't remember who took it, there was silliness in the air with a camera, and given sopmeone was going to take a snip of me, I was attemting to spoof posing like a 1940's dancing woman hsowing-off her legs....well, that's how I remember why I am as I am in that photo!"
Doing the 100 Yard Dash! Demo was devoted to organizing his 4 younger brothers into P.E. activities.
