Half of the Group at a Show

We had a great 5 story brownstone in a historic neighborhood of Harlem (don't be scared, it was fine, really. Except for the manhunt that went thru our backyard and necessitated everyone who was home on the block at the time to lock themselves into the house and stay away from the windows. That rarely happens there, though, REALLY). It was huge, with 5 bedrooms, a media room, elevator, garden and 6 bathrooms and breathtakingly beautful.
In as few words as possible, 5 Broadway shows were seen, we saw Amateur Night at the Apollo, David Letterman, the Bronx Zoo, Ellis Island, the Brooklyn Bridge, the Empire State Bldg., Central Park, the Gay and Lesbian Pride Rally, Ground Zero, Century 21, a couple of flea markets, a half dozen resale shops, more Hasidic Jews than most Texans even knew existed (my personal fascination)

and between all of us, all of the Boroughs. Throw in a few celebrity sightings, we won't even talk about the food, and you've got yourself the best New York trip you can imagine.
Can this be topped? Next summer, same bat time, same bat brownstone....

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