I woke up early today and took a bike ride inside Central Park at dawn. It is hard for me to express in words how I feel in here, but hopefully these pictures give you an inkling.
My bad leg was really bad after 21,000 and 16,000 step days, so I downloaded the citibike app and made good use of it. I spent the better part of the day biking around the perimeter of Central Park.
Westside Buildings
Eastside
The Plaza Hotel
Citibike
Across from NYU Law School in Washington Park every day is a little Indian food cart. My friend Ellie told me about it. When I got there, the man who runs it had a closed sign on his cart, but that didn’t stop a huge line from forming anyway. He or one of his helpers came down to the end of the line to tell us that he was running out of food and that he didn’t know if he could serve us, but he would try. I waited in that line for 1 hour. A Dosa is something like a crepe in that it’s a large pancake chickpea flour and stuffed with and stuffed with Savory filling. I had the Special Pondicherry. Mmmm is all I can say. He is getting quite famous. They have made several YouTube videos about him and they we’re filming one today.
On my way to Tea and Sympathy, yesterday, I came upon the AIDS Memorial Park in Greenwich. It was dusk and a perfect time to appreciate it. This site was chosen because St. Vincent’s Hospital, famous for its compassionate innovations in treating AIDS patients in the 1980s, was located here. If you would like to learn more, read this:
https://nycaidsmemorial.org/about/
I have been reading Jane Eyre on the Subway. I think it makes me seem more casual.
I didn’t like it. I’d been advised against it. I just wanted to see where SNL was made. Apparently near Times Square. I couldn’t WAIT to get back on the subway. I accessed it through 30 Rockefeller Plaza.
That’s me.
Thanks to Pokemon Go…
Joanie On My Mind 