What a day. Yes we saw the Raphael exhibit at the Metropolitean Museum of Art. Yes, we had a spectacular dinner at Quality Italian (57 W. 57th Street). But the highlight of the day, no, the highlight of the trip was going to Carnegie Hall tonight to see my favorite pianist. That is of course, our grandson, Julian. There were about 35 young people performing at the recital. Each of them had won a competition somewhere in the USA. We saw musicians from New York, Massachusetts, Texas, Virginia, Alabama, Utah, other states, and of course from California. There were musicians as young as 6 years old (Julian is 8) and many in their late teens. Only one, was younger than our grandson. Julian played Bach’s Prelude in B Flat Major. It was incredible hearing him play. In addition to being a wonderful pianist he was incredibly cute. See below.

I’d like to write more about the day but we have an early flight so I need to get to sleep.
More about NYC soon. We are coming back in 3 weeks.
But next on our agenda is the Take Steps Walk supporting the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation next Saturday, May 30th at Griffith Park. Hope to see you there. If you haven’t donated yet, here is the link to the Team Reiss page.
https://takesteps.crohnscolitisfoundation.org/participant/TeamReiss
Ciao
