Manhattan in June is about proms, graduation, Father's Day, and the Summer Solstice. Normally, we would not be here for any of those days, but we were this past June. It was chilly, and that was good. We saw lots of people out enjoying the city around the many landmarks.
Candy selection in the Eataly Caffe
Where else but in New York City!
Conservatory Water or The Model Boat Pond in Central Park
Views from atop the Empire State Building
Looking Up!
Bill and Marge were in New York City, too, and had the free passes to the top! We also all went to see a wonderful production of "Kinky Boots".
Columbus Circle at Midnight
The Metropolitan Museum of Art had an extensive and most beautiful exhibit, China: Through the Looking Glass.
Meanwhile, at the Museum of Modern Art, Andy Warhol: Campbell's Soup Cans and Other Works, 1953-1967 was showing. I really liked all the Marilyns.
Jim took Roxie for a walk everyday we were there...around the block and into the park.
Finally the weather warmed and created a wonderful evening to participate in the 37th Annual Museum Mile Festival. We wanted to go into the Guggenheim Museum, but the line was too long. Instead, we took the long, right way, around the Reservoir home.
I can hardly wait to go back.
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