We got up around 8:05 AM after the alarm went off at 7:30 AM. That hotel was very comfortable. I must say we then went to the Morning Star Café,
which was a two minute walk 
from the hotel. That was a great choice. It had really good basic breakfast food
there. I had a stack of three pancakes
and a side of Away easy eggs. Also had coffee which was nice and smooth and easy on the stomach. after
that, Mary and I took the subway instead of walking 
to Carnegie hall from my rehearsal. This was because it started to rain. Mary
purchased a nice cheesy tourist umbrella and we got to Carnegie Hall
early for the dress rear so I got my dress rehearsal sign and proceeded to dress rehearsal. Mary went off to
the MOMA the museum of modern art while I had to rehearsal. Rehearsal
was pretty straightforward. We just went through the whole piece once and then
ended. I then walked towards
Mo to meet Mary and get something to eat. There was a street fair on sixth Street 6th Avenue
that I noticed. I don’t think I really have time to see all the moment. 
Mary says that it’s probably the favorite museum she seen yet. It’s not cheap. It’s
40 bucks if you’re not a senior. It’s starting
to warm up. The sun isn’t blazing yet, but I didn’t want to go changing
into my shorts just to hurry up and change again. It’s now 12:50 PM and Mary 
is just about to exit the moment at this point. I’m pretty thirsty. I could use something
to drink. It’s hard to find someplace
with a cold diet Pepsi. That’s all I can say. Anyhow, we decided to take
a walk down 6th Avenue, the Avenue
of the Americas and there’s a street fair going on. It was nice as Street fairs go.
We then went to find a coffee place and there was only one close by and ended 
up being a food truck with Ralph Lauren‘s name on it with a teddy bear in the
driver seat. It was very cute but now I could see why it was so hard to find because 
it’s tucked in the Rockefeller Center. It’s now 1:27 PM. I got myself a 5️⃣ gdollar Pepsi, but it’s very hard to find
diet Pepsi, so it does come at a premium now everything is a premium here.
It’s not as hot as it could because it’s still cloudy. Well, well, well we got back in
time for me to go to the dressing room and warm up a little bit
before the concert. Well, the concert went out really well. There was a nice
audience there. We sing the whole of Donna Nobe Pacha. The ending
was really cool after the song ended just went in silence for I’d say 15 seconds. It was
really touching into the peace. Mary said she enjoyed it pretty much
as we left. We were guided up to the Second of the last section of Carnegie
Hall. We are basically pushed into the next set of people performing. We sat there just 
before it started we left because we had a 5 o’clock training. I did not
want to miss that stuff. Mayor and I then decided to walk a half hour down seventh
Avenue from 57 to 34th. It was a pretty scenic walk because we went right in the
middle of town Time Square. We got some pretty decent pictures along the way. 
Mary really enjoyed the modern museum of art will have to go back there and when we have more time.
We took a very smooth ass Acela train back. It was a little bit late, but it didn’t matter we relaxed! Anyhow, we got back to Philly and then
we took the trolley to Mary’s place. We decided we 
would have Indy because we’re still pretty hungry. We didn’t really have that much to eat for lunch hour. That was
very relaxing. We really noticed that Philadelphia was a lot hotter than New York was. I mean 
it was warm but it wasn’t super heated like Phil was. Those clowns we had in Manhattan really did help
us get by because we walked about 14,000 stepsif that means anything
to you and your five kids. It was a wonderful trip and it went very smoothly and I am always thankful for that.
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