We had a fun day with walking across the Brooklyn Bridge and then taking a free ferry to Governor's Island, where on Friday there are free bike rides. So, back to back, we found the only two free things in New York. I guess, technically, the air is free, but you have to suspect you are going to pay later for breathing in all that stuff.
We suggested a restaurant to eat at but wound up going to one nearby that was a little less formal. This was a classic New York restaurant with old wooden fixtures and, for us at least, a snidely surly waiter to complete the big city ambiance. The prices were too high to mention, which is good since I am not supposed to be mentioning prices. It's kind of like when they are giving you the menu, they are saying, "I know our prices are high, but don't worry.
After the meal you can go back to whatever little place you came from and earn more money there and then bring that money back here to us in New York."
I can't wait to see how we spend tomorrow.
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