It’s never too early or too late in this city. It’s always a good time! As I exited from the subway station last afternoon, my excitement doubled on seeing Central Park. I caught a glimpse of it enroute our visit to the Apple Store. Since the Sun decided to finally be kind upon us, grateful individuals, couples, and families were out to soak it up. Being the sole green spot in the city, it’s a haven especially for those with young ones at home.



Hitch a ride on one of the many well decked up horse carts and enjoy the ride around the park! It is a good idea to go do that someday as the park is huge(roughly 850acres of green).The familiar smell of dung was in the air as the well bred and even better fed horses went about their daily chores.

I ended up looking at the people coated in a thick green paint in amazement! From a distance, one couldn’t tell if they were in fact living breathing human beings! They looked like mini representations of the Statue of Liberty! I was equally thrilled after my visit to the store above.A heaven for all i-products and application junkies, it scored an ace on customer servive from my side..granted!Afterwards, a filling meal at Brooklyn Diner was good for us two extremely hungry people.The menu there boasted of many culinary awards to its credit and the food undoubtedly lived up to it! We strolled around the area and walked up to Times Square which as expected was brimming with activity and people.The queue for Broadway tickets was unbelievably long,of which I shall soon be a part in the weeks to come.The evening saw us at a friend’s place for dinner and I should mention the delicious spread of South Indian cuisine. It was a treat to our taste buds and we piled on dosa after dosa.Thank you KD!!Did I mention the free flowing beer and wine?And yes, Luke and Jassi(their dogs) were delightful!I haven’t met the two great Danes yet so am already looking forward to our next evening together.