Many who’d been to the Tavern many times in the past had never seen it before because went unused by the public.

The luncheon was held outside on a large terrace bordered by another brick building. It was a sunny day and a great day for the Tavern which I hadn’t been to in a few years. Yesterday it was New York Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NYSPCC) hosting their at Spring Luncheon at the Tavern on the Green. We wrote about the Marie Droste evening on Tuesday’s Diary when the subject was suicide particularly the growing numbers among the young. And you can see it in the beauty emerging brightly and fresh in the flowering trees and gardens all over Manhattan. You can see it in the numbers on the sidewalks and the streets and avenues. We call it aging.Ĭhanging.The city’s energy is picking up daily. It influences all of us in all our lives, and daily. So in writing about the day, why not the weather first.

Bright and sunny, chilly 50, flowers flowering, flowering trees along the avenues, yesterday in New York with temps between 50 and 65, chillier air coming off the river.īefore I started this column online, I never thought much about the change in the weather, the hot and the cold, rain and snow.

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