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June 13, 1997 - Image 56

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1997-06-13

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R

ecently, my phone rang
around 11:30 at night.
Having fallen fast asleep
more than an hour earlier,
I spent the first three rings
searching for the "off' button on
my alarm clock before realizing
from where the noise was com-
ing. On the other end was Andy,
an old college friend now study-
ing law in New York.
As he energetically named the
overcrowded bars he'd want to
stuff into and which "ladies" with
whom he'd like to meet up dur-
ing a forthcoming weekend visit,
I struggled uncomfortably to stay
awake and sound somewhat in-
terested.
The following morning I
sat comfortably in my kitchen
watching bright streaks of gray
pour through the window.
Considering I remembered noth-
ing of what he might have talked
me into, I was grateful to see the
answering machine had record-
ed the whole conversation.
Listening to the tape while nurs-
ing a warm cup of coffee, I began
to realize how much my life
had changed since finishing col-
lege.
"Splatt," (college nickname), he
said, "what usually goes on
around there after 11:30?"
Stunned at question, I an-

Marc H. Rosenblatt is not afraid

to talk about the perils of being
a twentysomething Jewish guy.

swered as honestly as I could.

"Usually, I'm in bed by then, like

I am right now."
He snickered. "Maybe you'll
make an exception next week :
end?"
After listening to the rest of the
conversation, I took a moment to
reflect. My social life, once filled
with glimmering, late-night ad-
venture, had been transformed
into a mid-evening putt-putt
palace. At first, I felt a bit deject-
ed about the change. But then, I
remembered how good change
can be.
For example, it used to be that,- \
Saturday was the only night I
stayed home. Going out until 3
a.m. Sunday to Friday was hard
work, and by Saturday, I needed
rest. Besides, Saturday was re-
served for Hockey Night in my
native Canada.
These days, I'm usually done
with my evening before I ever
would have started during coh_/
lege. And now, Saturday is t112 . \
only night on which I'm rested
enough to go out. After five stren-
uous days of work, I'm too tired
to stay awake, let alone out, past
11 during the week.
In college, I used to go out in
big groups to Rick's for dollar
pitchers. What could possibly be
better than a group of guys and
girls spending five hours tog,eas
er in a dimly EL, bitiol,_e-ti I led
basement drinking cheap beer?
(Even if it did take your loudest

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