Have you ever tried to find breakfast on an early Sunday morning in Midtown Manhattan? It's pretty near impossible. We finally found a random diner. It was not very good (they burnt both of our eggs and didn't put cheese in either CHEESE omelet). But it was food.
We then took a cab to Harlem for set up day (hey, there wasn't any traffic since it was the weekend and I was not feeling up to carrying lots of stuff on the subway with my wrist. When we arrived at the facility, we encountered the oddest loading dock of all time, that white thing you see is the side of another building. The dock itself continues to curve around about three more times before it meets the street:
And the scariest elevator sign of all time:
Then we met our employees... and told them all that we were making up about one day camps :-) (This is the first ever one day camp for GSSA.)
After setup day, Kevin and I took the subway back to midtown and wandered around playing tourists until we found dinner:
We found cute little caution signs...
THE most annoying incomplete thought of all time...
A reminder of those who could not be with us for this trip and should have been...
Something that sounds quite painful...
And a place I might like to live...
According to my Up band... we walked about 11 miles today.
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