
The next morning; french press coffee to heal the jet lag.
D and D. The most beautiful specialty store on earth. I was wishing I had a kitchen to cook some of that beautiful fish in.
My favorite restaurant in NY. We didn't go this time but the magnetic force pulling us towards its awnings was strong.
So. Babbo. Very exciting for me to report - we walked in, when they opened, at 530 on Friday evening and scored seats at the bar for a quick bite before the show. I tried to take pictures of the food, but believe me, you don't want to see it. Sometimes pictures of food, when the lighting is right, can be great. Other times, in fact most times, it looks like dog food. Here's a photo from Tasty Good Times.
(photo from la esquina website and below from here)

Rock of Ages was phenomenal. I highly recommend it. It was a 2 hour hair band concert, more or less, with all the songs that just bring you back. Styx, Foreigner, Motley Crew, Poison, Damn Yankees, etc. Pictures of Times Square from the cab. La Esquina and our late night after-show dinner of heavy mexican before bed. After a few Don Julios on the rocks (drunk by husband, not by me) Silas and I started designing what the bar would look like in our dream house. We decided its going to be a full blown tequileria with artwork like this macabre piece about and brick walls and tile. I was up until 130! I deserve a prize. And I got one.
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