Over breakfast at Rosemary’s on Greenwich St we decided to head in different directions.
Steve wanted to look at the big train stations and I wanted to visit Jordan at work.
I walked through West Village, down to Soho winding my way through some very trendy streets with very lovely shops.
I love people watching and found the dog walkers particularly interesting. And the gardens!
Spring is coming. The gardens are looking good. The bulbs are flowering. The sidewalks are festive. The planter boxes inviting.
I met Jordan at the Glossier Showroom. Her office is a few blocks away but we decided to meet where the action is! The Glossier Showroom. It is a relatively new skincare and make up range. It’s aim is to make good products available at a good price.
And it looks great! The showroom was buzzing with young women clustered around work benches with the products out for everyone to try. At one end there’s a big sink to wash off said products.
The flowers , the packaging, the room is all pink. Very cool.
Needless to say I loved being there with new daughter-in-law , Jordan.
Then it was lunch at Seamore a very ‘on trend’ seafood restaurant.
Then it was home to see what a boy’s day in NY looked like.
Steve had visited Penn Station and the Post Office,
Grand Central Station, and had a beer and hot dog!
The Empire State Building
Radio City Music Hall
And Times Square
Together we finished our day by visiting Rob’s club, right on Central Park. He was invited to play waterpolo at the New York Athletic Club, a very prestigious club in NY. As well he was invited to be a member, so has access to all the wonderful facilities the club offers. He took us on a tour before dinner.
The main foyer
The pool, where he trains.
The gym and basketball court.
The Billiards room and the rooftop with its spectacular views.
Then it was bibs on and into our lobsters.
After dinner it was a one block walk to the amazing Carnegie Hall. We had tickets to the Mets Orchestra and planned to introduce Rob and Jordan to some wonderful music. Debussy and Tchaikovsky and Mezzo Soprano Anita Rachvelishvili singing Mussorgsky.
The concert hall is beautiful. The concert was great and Jordan and Rob said they had enjoyed it.
What a day1
You and Stephen took one big bite out of the Big Apple, Fran. I don’t think you missed one thing in NYC. Well done & great travel blogging!
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What a day indeed! You covered a lot of territory Fran – and the weather looked better too!
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Wow, what a day… and you managed to look glamorous and elegant all throughout, even in a lobster bib. Flowers here amazing as well… tulips in gardens and fields of wildflowers! 🌷🌻🌼Bx😇
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