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Author Senses 'A Real Movement of Urban Resistance' in Detroit

http://www.deadlinedetroit.com/articles ... in_detroit

I ... managed to drive an automatic car and learned how to fix a bike tire.

Have a cookie, you earned it.

I have collected stories, ideas and feelings, set within what seems to be a real movement of urban resistance.

Sometimes an unmowed lawn is just an unmowed lawn.

cross to Cockpuncher Or ...?

Teen's preconceptions of Detroit shattered by visit

A small town teen's letter to Detroit is sparking viral buzz — for all the right reasons.

In her blog, titled "A Letter To Detroit From A National Youth Gathering Participant," Cassie Mattheis,16, explains how her trip to Detroit not only shattered her preconceptions of the city but exceeded her expectations.

"I saw the opposite of what I expected; I saw bike riders and people reading books and children playing in the fountain. I saw so much life, even after mere minutes of being there. And that first night, my group ventured into Greektown, and Monroe became my favorite street in all of a minute. It was still daylight out, but the criss-crossing lights that hung above the street had me hooked at first glance."...

Toolbox wrote:

Teen's preconceptions of Detroit shattered by visit

A small town teen's letter to Detroit is sparking viral buzz — for all the right reasons.

In her blog, titled "A Letter To Detroit From A National Youth Gathering Participant," Cassie Mattheis,16, explains how her trip to Detroit not only shattered her preconceptions of the city but exceeded her expectations.

"I saw the opposite of what I expected; I saw bike riders and people reading books and children playing in the fountain. I saw so much life, even after mere minutes of being there. And that first night, my group ventured into Greektown, and Monroe became my favorite street in all of a minute. It was still daylight out, but the criss-crossing lights that hung above the street had me hooked at first glance."...

http://www.freep.com/story/news/local/m ... /30614671/

The Beav wrote:

Toolbox wrote:

Teen's preconceptions of Detroit shattered by visit

A small town teen's letter to Detroit is sparking viral buzz — for all the right reasons.

In her blog, titled "A Letter To Detroit From A National Youth Gathering Participant," Cassie Mattheis,16, explains how her trip to Detroit not only shattered her preconceptions of the city but exceeded her expectations.

"I saw the opposite of what I expected; I saw bike riders and people reading books and children playing in the fountain. I saw so much life, even after mere minutes of being there. And that first night, my group ventured into Greektown, and Monroe became my favorite street in all of a minute. It was still daylight out, but the criss-crossing lights that hung above the street had me hooked at first glance."...

http://www.freep.com/story/news/local/m ... /30614671/

Stupid ELCA Lutherans.

The Beav wrote:Shit like this doesn't even register on my radar anymore.

D-Day wrote:

The Beav wrote:

Toolbox wrote:

Teen's preconceptions of Detroit shattered by visit

A small town teen's letter to Detroit is sparking viral buzz — for all the right reasons.

In her blog, titled "A Letter To Detroit From A National Youth Gathering Participant," Cassie Mattheis,16, explains how her trip to Detroit not only shattered her preconceptions of the city but exceeded her expectations.

"I saw the opposite of what I expected; I saw bike riders and people reading books and children playing in the fountain. I saw so much life, even after mere minutes of being there. And that first night, my group ventured into Greektown, and Monroe became my favorite street in all of a minute. It was still daylight out, but the criss-crossing lights that hung above the street had me hooked at first glance."...

http://www.freep.com/story/news/local/m ... /30614671/

Stupid ELCA Lutherans.

That's a lot of snakehandlin' Lutherans running around Detroit..........LOL

The Beav wrote:

Toolbox wrote:

Teen's preconceptions of Detroit shattered by visit

A small town teen's letter to Detroit is sparking viral buzz — for all the right reasons.

In her blog, titled "A Letter To Detroit From A National Youth Gathering Participant," Cassie Mattheis,16, explains how her trip to Detroit not only shattered her preconceptions of the city but exceeded her expectations.

"I saw the opposite of what I expected; I saw bike riders and people reading books and children playing in the fountain. I saw so much life, even after mere minutes of being there. And that first night, my group ventured into Greektown, and Monroe became my favorite street in all of a minute. It was still daylight out, but the criss-crossing lights that hung above the street had me hooked at first glance."...

http://www.freep.com/story/news/local/m ... /30614671/

Stupid ELCA Lutherans.