Count That Day Lost – Yan Mazor

In this picture we can see teenagers volunteering at a home for elderly people. They celebrated “Purim” with them. This picture is connected to the poem because the poem tells that a well spent day is a day that you help someone in without getting back. Volunteering is an example for doing without getting back.

In this picture we can see a lady helping a homeless man in the street. She gives him money and food so he can survive without a home. This picture is connected to the poem because the poem tells that a well spent day is a day that you glanced someone and made him feel better. This lady is paying attention and giving the homeless her own money, just so he has hope and desire to get a job.

In this picture we can see a man donating his own blood to sick people who might need his blood to survive. This picture is connected to the poem because the poem tells that a well spent day is a day that you self deny your self for someone else. The man is donating his own blood from his own body.