Baltimore childhood, crabcakes after hebrew school.
by Elisa_Shevitz in Jewish Life on Oct 05, 2011 | 
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Believe says,
I love this.marymc says,
all my heart.Elisa_Shevitz says,
Thanks so much, I'm a fan of both of your sixes! I grew up in a mostly Jewish Maryland suburb where it was not uncommon for my family to go out for crabs on summer evenings and we'd bump into my classmates from Sunday school - also with crab mallets in their hands - after learning about treif and kosher that very morning!