In the company of newly recognized Rochesterians, we tend to gravitate our friendly conversations towards two paths: one of what we love and revere, and one of what we’ve lost and remember. It is all too easy to connect with fellow Rochesterians by mentioning Midtown Plaza, Sibley’s, Silver Stadium, Jillians, the laser light show, W Pop, and Park Ave Fest. Older folks wax poetic about retail promos that centered around company bonuses, wonder-filled pilgramages “downtown“ to see the window displays and holiday festivities, bemoan the Fast Ferry failure, Parcel 5 uncertainty, and toppling of our Big 3 businesses.
And yet we also celebrate what we still have and still enjoy. To be a Rochesterian is to walk two paths, reminiscing about what we love and revere what was lost, or at least keep bringing them up on social media:-)
In the company of newly recognized Rochesterians, we tend to gravitate our friendly conversations towards two paths: one of what we love and revere, and one of what we’ve lost and remember. It is all too easy to connect with fellow Rochesterians by mentioning Midtown Plaza, Sibley’s, Silver Stadium, Jillians, the laser light show, W Pop, and Park Ave Fest. Older folks wax poetic about retail promos that centered around company bonuses, wonder-filled pilgramages “downtown“ to see the window displays and holiday festivities, bemoan the Fast Ferry failure, Parcel 5 uncertainty, and toppling of our Big 3 businesses.
And yet we also celebrate what we still have and still enjoy. To be a Rochesterian is to walk two paths, reminiscing about what we love and revere what was lost, or at least keep bringing them up on social media:-)
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