Departure
Not much to tell. We had to be at LaGuardia by
seven to check in for our flight to Miami, and so we woke up at 5:30. Philip
went to check out while I dressed and did the final packing, and then we went
down to leave the Casablanca for the last time.
The city is quiet at that time on a Sunday morning; even Times Square is deserted, which beggars belief.
Casablanca and Times Square
We caught a cab without much problem; in fact one hunted us down, stopping beside us and blowing its horn as we looked down the avenue for another one. The ride to the airport was uneventful. We went through security with plenty of time to unbelt and de-shoe ourselves and expose our computers, and got to the gate almost before anyone else. And our flight left on time (I'm writing this on board).
Here endeth the New York Vacation: the first one in three years, and well worth the wait. Expensive too, but worth every penny.
Some of the shows we've seen
The city is quiet at that time on a Sunday morning; even Times Square is deserted, which beggars belief.
Casablanca and Times Square
We caught a cab without much problem; in fact one hunted us down, stopping beside us and blowing its horn as we looked down the avenue for another one. The ride to the airport was uneventful. We went through security with plenty of time to unbelt and de-shoe ourselves and expose our computers, and got to the gate almost before anyone else. And our flight left on time (I'm writing this on board).
Here endeth the New York Vacation: the first one in three years, and well worth the wait. Expensive too, but worth every penny.
Some of the shows we've seen
Posted: Sun - October 10, 2004 at 11:04 AM
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