New York City

 Wilson and I left Saturday morning from the Amtrak station

 at BWI Airport on the Acela express train to NYC.

 Our hotel [Sofitel] is located on the west side in the theater

district.  This location is an easy walk to Radio City 

and the tree in Rock Center.

 While we don't visit NYC often Saturday night was a

mob scene.  It was almost impossible to get from point 

A to point B.  It was unbelievable.

 The tree at Rock Center.

 The waiting line for skaters to get on the ice was

very long.  I didn't see the cost but I bet it isn't cheap.

 Today we went to B&H Photo to look at cameras.

From there we walked across the street and had

lunch at Uncle Jack's.

 This the dry-age meat locker.  Notice the name

of the meat on the upper left ... Yabba Dabba Doo!

 From our hotel we walked down a few blocks into the fabric

district.  We went to visit Jaftex Fabrics and Scott Fortunoff.

He's the President of several fabric companies and has a heart

of gold.  He's always giving fabric and brand new

sewing machines away on-line to those in need.

This is the company I occasionally sew for.  I've been

approved to be a Brand Ambassador 

for Blank Quilting.

I had a gift for Scott which I wanted to deliver in person.  

It was a paperweight [which he collects] and a set of stone

initial coasters for his desk.  I came out with a nice

a stack of fabric. 

We did have a few snow flurries while walking

but the nasty stuff is coming later tonight but then

will turn to all rain.  We don't leave until Wednesday so

we'll be okay for travel back home.

Sak's Window

Not impressive at all.  What a big disappointment.

 Macy's windows were a little better than Sak's

but not worth taking a photo.

I packed light for this trip ... hahahah!