The Kid Inside

Yesterday was a lazy nyc day until we realized how pitiful it would be to spend the entire day in a stuffy apartment. I got a late lunch at Peanut Butter and Co. (which included a fluffernutter sandwich, the cutest bag of potato chips, carrot sticks, and a scrumptious strawberry milkshake) which came in a brown paper bag that we took to Washington square park to devour. The potato chip bad explains the rule, "you can only eat your chips if you eat your carrots too!"


Washington Square Park was a ruckus. There was a science convention, too many tourists to count, hobos, and a bunch of kids playing in the fountain in the middle of the park. Of course I was drawn to the kids and could not resist taking a few pictures.



Shortly after we finished our delightful meal the rain started to pour. Two useless cops were unnecessarily worried because the wind knocked over a sign while an overzealous science man kept repeating "wind is science" so that people would stay huddled under their umbrellas with their children to watch his show.



It was yet another day in NYC that I can look back on with appreciation instead of anticipation.