Toni and Barb with their unplanned coordinated outfits. Last week we had another flurry of guests. First up was Barb who was here on business for her third time since we have been in New York. She dropped by the apartment for some wonderful omelets that Toni prepared. I think that is one of her favorite recipes.
The dinner party at The Beacon hosted by Jason at the head.Later Barb had a dinner planned with some business associates at a restaurant that was just around the corner from us. The owner of the company was nice enough to also invite Toni and me to come along with Barb. The restaurant is called The Beacon Restaurant & Grill. It is a rather large place by New York standards but yet has a variety of totally private spaces which are mostly achieved with a complicated series of lofts and staircases which gives the feeling of being in an M.C. Escher print.
We had a wonderful dinner and Barb’s friend, Jason, generously picked up our tab. Even though it was getting late and it was bitterly cold out we went for a tour of some of the store window Christmas displays on Fifth Avenue. From there we went to Rockefeller Plaza to see the tree and the light show animation at Saks but we got there too late and all the lights were turned off. We had no idea they shut down at 11:30. So much for the city that never sleeps.
Bergdorf Goodman window on Fifth Ave
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