You walk and talk, but New York City must be a backdrop for the conversation.
My friends Lisa and Carri came here to celebrate the "20th Anniversary of their 30th birthday" this week and it was so good to have them. I was going through "a thing" and they kept me buoyant and laughing and eating good food.


I had never goofily played in front of the jumbo screen in Times Square. (we are on the bottom left second row)

and we got to walk across the Brooklyn Bridge which is never not a thrill and meander through Central Park.

We also had one of the small town experiences that I love here: I wanted to show them my old beloved block on the Upper West Side where I used to live and we crashed into old neighbors and dogs and it was just a delight.

New York is for lovers and friends and is not to be hogged like Halloween candy when you were a kid.
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