Sitting in a cafe seems a sensible thing to do on a wet day.
Even working in the dry cleaners would be warm.
This is New York in June.
If you have to take a field trip to Union Square, at least
you get to see the giant blow up rat, holding bags of money.
(He symbolizes the use of non-union labor.)
Heh-heh. Glad you explained what the rat was all about. :^)
ReplyDeleteHope you're enjoying your Saturday morning!
yeah, we got a big rat here too....
ReplyDeleteWet and cold here too Elizabeth
ReplyDeleteThe restaurant looks cheery with its gingham tablecloths and yellow walls.
ReplyDeleteLove the coffee shop! I immediately looked at the patrons and thought, "Oh, you have been coming here for a LONG time!"
ReplyDeleteI was going to echo Willow; interesting about the rat.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes! It's cold and wet here, too. Better to be snug in a cafe than stuck outdoors at Sports Day!
And here in faraway Bavaria the say: cold and rainy day! And it's always a great idea to go to a cafe on any day!
ReplyDeleteLove your photos and miss New York.
Nevertheless, rain and all, I do believe I would love New York in June!
ReplyDeleterat with money, ha! - rain here today also :)
ReplyDeleteIs it raining EVERYWHERE! Should we start building an ark and gather in animals? What happened to the drought? Oh, well, rain makes nice photos. Liked yours a lot.
ReplyDeleteThat rat ain't no Ratatouille! :-)
ReplyDeleteOur youngest returned from DC this morning, it was raining on all but 3 out of 14 days. I hope the sunshine returns to the East Coast soon!
I've never seen one of those rats holding bags of money before!
ReplyDeleteI so enjoyed this field trip!
ReplyDeleteYou are a jolly companion;
thanks for saving me a
12 hour flight ;-)
Aloha
Hey! I've seen that rat before! I wonder how much the union rat blowerupper gets paid an hour...?
ReplyDeleteokay, that big rat scares the crap out of me, and I'm not even there.
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