10 Memories [Almost] Every Metro Detroit Jewish Millennial Will Remember
By Becky Maister
July 4, 2016
Heading to Brody’s for a customized “Big Bertha” or “Ditty” bag to pack everything you need for a summer at camp.
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Snow days, birthday parties, bar and bat mitzvahs — all special occasions called for a spirited game of Whirly Ball.
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If you weren’t at Marvelous Marvin’s on a Saturday night, you were either babysitting or grounded.
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Getting tickets for a concert or buying a newly released CD at Harmony House. And needing to bring a parent if there was a “Parental Advisory” sticker.
Earning all your Winter Walden patches and wearing them with pride.
Sundays with the family at the Franklin Cider Mill and feeding the ducks your donuts.
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Starting off strong and staying in the lines at Plaster Playhouse or Fun with Plaster. Then losing all patience and going Jackson Pollack on a unicorn piggy bank.
Getting the most magical bat mitzvah dress at Cinderella’s Castle.
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Wearing your NFWB jerseys on and off the field.
Learning how to sway, sway, step together step at Joe Cornell.
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