In typical northeast fashion, the weather went from rainy
cool spring to hot summer in less than a week.
I will not complain, for now. It
felt, good, if a bit sweaty, here in the city.
Unfortunately, and unusually, the Bolt Bus trips
have been a bit of a nightmare this spring.
That is the trade off you make with buses. You’re at the mercy of the roads. Although the last epic ride that took 6 hours
on a Friday afternoon I believe was due to a massive breakdown on Amtrak in
Connecticut. Not sure what the reason
for this week’s was, but as usual, I can sleep, or at least dose most the way.
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Sojourn |
Saturday morning, I went to my Philosophy class,
which I am enjoying more each week. And,
as fate would have it, this week’s topic was tailor made for the week I’ve
had! It’s kind of amazing how life
works. He truly does work in mysterious
ways.
The young Lady in her 2nd year at NYU
Dental School had texted me during the week to ask if I’d like to go to brunch
after class. We did. We simply walked up to Madison and found a
wonderful Italian restaurant, Serafina, where we enjoyed light fish dishes, and
had a wonderful , long, visit. Another
new friend made in NYC!

Then Kris and I headed down to the Gene Frankel
Theatre on Bond Street in the Village.
(She had performed there just about a year ago). Original Binding Productions has a play in
the Planet Connections Theatre Festivity running through June. “Farewell to Sanity and Other Irrational
Constructs (Or I’m not Crazy, but my Shrink Thinks I am)” which was written and
directed by Tom Slot. It was
excellent! Highly recommended!
I then headed back to the UES, and decided to treat
myself to Sojourn’s amazing cheesecake for dessert. And happily came home for a wonderful night’s
sleep.
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