点评:I will be honest, I was blessed to 'happen upon' The Jewish Museum when I was doing a walk from Circular Quay to Paddington, more than 17 years ago.
Although I wasn't dressed (in my view) to go into a museum, I checked with a lady working there and after her approval I went in. I was so glad I did and I have lost count on the number of times I have been back.
People may think it is only about the war but it isn't. One would be a fool to think that there isn't that in the journey as it was a monumental time in their lives. However, a large part is an informative walk through Judaism, customs, culture, faith, and basic way of life.
Hands down the most informative and well organised storytelling Museum I have gone to. Even though its size would be considered miniature compared to others in Sydney.
I was very blessed on the day I first went the museum wasn't very busy, I managed to corner a curator and just ask the poor young man question after question. I am sure I kept him for near two hours. I haven't seen him since, I hope I didn't traumatised him with my continual questions.🤣
I have selected the date I did because it doesn't allow me to go back and select ALL the months from 17 years ago that I have visited the Museum.
I never went on a Saturday, knowing it would not be open due to it being their Sabbath.
翻译:说实话,17 年前,当我从环形码头步行到帕丁顿时,我很幸运地“偶然发现了”犹太博物馆。
虽然我当时穿的不是(在我看来)适合去博物馆的衣服,但我和一位在那里工作的女士确认了一下,在她同意后,我进去了。我很高兴我这么做了,我已经记不清我回来过多少次了。
人们可能认为它只与战争有关,但事实并非如此。如果认为旅程中没有战争,那你就太傻了,因为那是他们生命中一个重要的时刻。然而,很大一部分是一次信息丰富的犹太教、习俗、文化、信仰和基本生活方式之旅。
毫无疑问,这是我去过的信息最丰富、组织最完善的讲故事博物馆。尽管与悉尼的其他博物馆相比,它的规模算是微型的。
我第一次去的那天很幸运,博物馆不是很忙,我设法把一位馆长逼到墙角,问了这个可怜的年轻人一个问题又一个问题。我确定我逗留了他近两个小时。从那以后我就没见过他,我希望我不断的问题没有让他受到心理创伤。🤣
我选择了这个日期,因为它不允许我回到 17 年前选择我参观博物馆的所有月份。
我从来没有在星期六去,因为我知道那天是他们的安息日,所以它不会开放。