One of the extra enjoyable "bonuses" in the Ofra program is our interaction with the students. We study in the girls high school. I like to say that we're a three generation family in the school, since two of my daughters are graduates, I have granddaughters studying there and now, so am I.
Today we heard a presentation by girls studying graphic arts about how they designed the logo for our program.
It has an "eye-catching" wise owl look, which really grabs attention and honors our wisdom. The large Hebrew writing says:
מועד גFollowed by:
moed gimel (3)
"third chance*"
כיתת וותיקים
kitat vattikim
senior citizens class

We had a wonderful time looking at the graphics exhibit about the special programs in the high school of which ours is one.
*moed is a testing time, and usually there are two, moed alef (1) and moed bet (2.) A euphemism for post-retirement is the "third" stage of life, which is alluded to in the logo's moed gimel.
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