Super Sunday

New York is one of those cities where you feel like you need to be cloned to be able to see and do all the things you want to in the amount of time you have.

Yesterday, Nick and I started our day by taking the subway from where we're staying, at 103rd St. and Broadway, on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, to the Wall St. Financial District to meet my brother, cousin, and cousin's wife for breakfast. 

We went to a coffee shop called the Financier. Nick was excited, because he got a chance to eat two chicolate croissants and this chocolate cake type-thingy that my cousin Larry got him. I think it was the best breakfast Nick ever had. He even had a decaf mocachino to drink!

Nick is in to videos and animation, so he brought his tripod in the train to take videos throughout the day. He just got an iPod touch for his birthday, so he has enjoyed using different features that his old I touch didn't have.

From the Financier we went back to a museum up in Madison Avenue in the museum district. My niece, Martha, works there. Do you remember what it's called?

I liked the message on this sculpture. Can you tell me what you think it means?

After the museum, we went to this amazing restaurant named Haandi. It is a kind if restaurant whose cuisine is very familiar to a student on the Joberts team. Do you know who I'm referring to? Here are some picture clues...

After the restaurant, we went to a bookstore in the SoHo neighborhood in NYC. My nephew, Joe, works in the cafe there. He's the guy behind the counter. Can you figure out what the name of the bookstore is?