Next, we visited the NYC Historical Museum where we explored a display on NY's role in WWII and then watched a film on the history of NYC. After that, we took the subway south to Spring St. and walked to April's office on Hudson. We met the one co-worker still in the office and she gave us a tour of Adknowledge's offices. They'll be moving to a new location in February near Penn Station. Back on the subway, we made our way to Christie St. so we could see Colin at work. We were lucky enough to meet his boss, Lindsey Adelmann, ten of his co-workers and see his work station.
He still had to finish up a job, so we waited at the Bodega cafe where we had a S'more shake and coconut curry shrimp. Delicious! It seems like everyone in NYC is a 20 or 30 something. We saw very few people our age until we got to the Brooks Atkinson Theater for Peter and the Starcatcher. It's the humorous backstory for Peter Pan. We finished off the evening at a Thai restaurant called Yum Yum for a light supper. And then we got back on the subway to go uptown to Evan's.
We covered a lot of miles, and although it is crowded and dirty, there is something so invigorating and refreshing about this incredible city. In Queens alone, 168 languages are spoken! It is the most diverse, energetic, vibrant and resilient city on earth and we can certainly understand why our kids are so happy here. Every newcomer has a chance to make it and there is a place for everyone.
Colin at work
Papa Smurf balloon
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