2026 April 19

 My fourth subway ride of this trip will be my third on the #1


9:16:

103 and Broadway, only served by...you guessed it, the 1 train.


There it is.  If you're old enough, you know how it felt.

I looked at the museum, and I thought about going through there.  I went to breakfast instead.  












2PM


7PM

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