Living It

Love you, Nina!

Parts of the kale had a tasty charcoal crisp. So good.

I forgot to get the artist’s name, but I thought this was well done. An almost life size version of the game of Operation that lambasts the healthcare industry. It even works! If you touch one of the edges of the slots when removing a bone, the nose lights up.

I think that's the second time I've used the oven at work. I used one of my favorite fish recipe's, Jalapeno-Baked Fish with Roasted Tomatoes and Potatoes, from Rick Bayless. 

Great acting and chemistry among the cast, some lovely singing, and funny story. The stage was extended over the orchestra pit and seeing the singers standing over us in the front row was really fun.

A couple of years ago, I had the thrill of driving an Audi S5 on the autobahn. Today I got behind the wheel of an Audi R8 with a 525 horsepower V10 engine. Very frustrating to be corralled by city traffic and police, but had some moments of high acceleration and tight turns going along the FDR and through lower Manhattan. It was a delight to drive, even smoother than the S5, and it got a lot of attention.

For a reality check, we stopped by #occupywallstreet afterwards.

At Jane’s Carousel in Brooklyn Bridge Park yesterday. A much welcomed distraction.