The next morning, this was the remains of Jane's sleepover with the empty bottle from the night before still on the table as Kaylen and Lulu and Jane and Fred had tiredness contests. The winners celebrated as Suzanne saluted Rosie who was least tired and happy to see Nathaniel and his new haircut arrive before Michael came to pick up Lulu.

Later in the day, Ben moved into the camera as Jane showed us her math test and Ben took these pictures of us as we took one last look at Jane's exam and headed off to pick up the others.

We parked the car and walked to the restaurant where bread was served and Suzanne Peter and Steven wondered if this was the best self portrait I could do while Sara and Seva knew I could do better before the wine tasting placemats arrived and the glasses were stacked for those who ordered flights. The bread and cheese needed less light but the olives shone as did my mini-calzones that looked as good as Peter's pasta Suzanne's fish and the sandwiches Seva and Sara had. Since the olive pits were mounting and the olive cups were empty we knew it was time to get this picture for the collection and start walking south to the play. Along the way, we met Josh and Renee who were quite surprised to see us and then we marched on to the play where the grave of Governor Tompkins and the mock liberty bell told us who'd been there first.

After a unique theater experience, we headed back north trying to stop in ChickaLicious rejecting the idea of the 2nd Avenue Deli where the owner had met a sad demise and the automat facade was still preserved. We also walked passed this bakery until we got to 71 Irving Place and had this overly dry Snickers brownie and lemon pie with drinks while the conversation tried to sort out the hidden meaning in the play we had just seen.