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Since all my heavy coats were in storage, I bought a brown corduroy jacket at DKNY. While walking up West
Broadway, I saw a cute girl working in a shoe store. I went in and struck up a conversation. Later that night Fanny
(from Spain) and I went to dinner at Café Le Femme in Soho.
Thursday, October 2: Fanny and I hung out this afternoon. We took the subway to the Upper East Side where
we went to the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum. We toured the permanent exhibit as well as checking out
the temporary show called “Solos: SmartWrap.” This outdoor exhibit “Represents the building façade of the future
by integrating into one advanced composite the traditionally segregated functions contained in a typical wall.”
Friday, October 3: I went with Nadine (friend from DC who moved to NYC) to a dance club called, Cielo. It is
suppose to be one of the hottest clubs in the city.
Saturday, October 4: Awoke in at my B&B in the West Village. I took the subway to the Upper West Side. I
went to the American Museum of Natural History, where I saw “Passport to the Universe,” a space show narrated
by Tom Hanks. I had dinner with Julie at café Ino on Bedford near 6th Avenue.
Sunday, October 5: This morning I drove from NYC to DC for Yom Kippur. Upon arriving in DC, I stopped by
my parents, to speak with my father. My friend, Alex Boyar, was kind enough to let me stay at his place for a couple
of days. I attended Yom Kippur evening services at Washington Hebrew with my Mom, my brother – Neal, his wife
– Sharyn, Sharyn’s sister – Dana, and Sharyns’ parents – Roy and Carol.