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Old 09-21-2009, 04:35 PM #21
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Happy New Year everyone....I love the traditions of your faith...I
am currently reading the" All of a kind family" books outloud to my 10 year
old daughter. Did anyone read these when they were young? I think they
came out in the fifties.

Its about this large family being raised Jewish on the east side in the
1910's. They go into all the holidays and traditions of the Jewish faith. I just loved
these books and couldnt seem to find them in the library Well, I found them sat.
in a box of old stuff and my dd and I started reading them last night;.
I googled the title "All of a kind family." It was available through Amazon so I read a few of the reader reviews. Wow!

The things I learn on NT.
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Growing up in a "mixed" environment would have been an amazing experience.

Living in NYC during that time period especially. I think NYC still affords a "mixed" experience in a lot of ways. DS lives there, in Brooklyn right now and works in Manhattan.

He is young, twenties.

I wonder what he will say about NYC when he is my age.
My son was recently up in New York with a college friend and he said that Brooklyn is the "in" place for people his age(20's). He just loved it and wants to go to grad school up there. My folks grew up in Brooklyn and they think it's so funny that it's cool now!

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