A Lego mitzvah

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But the best part of the experience, Shane and his mother agreed, was the fusion of Shane’s love for Legos in one of the biggest days of his life. “It wasn’t just the usual bar mitzvah,” Amy said. “It was personal. There was a meaning behind it.”

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