On the east coast they honor Christian holidays in the public school system. This means that Ilsa has today off because it is Good Friday. Since she has a three day weekend, we decided to go to New York to see her sister. On our way out of town we picked up breakfast, Jesse and hit the road for New Rochelle.
The drive was roughly three hours but felt faster. We arrived at Becca’s apartment (it still seems weird saying that, she will always be fourteen to me) and spent a while just chatting and catching up. Becca had dinner plans so we made some of our own. For dinner we went to an Italian restaurant that Ilsa’s grandparents, true Italians, used to frequent. It was really good. I had some of the best veal parmigiana I’ve ever had. I also saw “easter bread” for the fist time. It was appeared to be bread, cooked around an egg, with rainbow sprinkles on top. You all know I like anything with sprinkles, so I had to try it. It was a little disappointing in that it basically tasted like regular old challah bread, which was fine, just not the desserty sweetness for which I was hoping.
We had talked about going bowling when we got back from dinner but as it turned out, we were all too tired. Instead we set up camp in the family room and got ready for bed. I, not surprisingly played on puter a little bit and am now going to call it a night as well.
See yah on the flip side,
Katy
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