Trust a budding engineer/architect/designer/ who works in 3D to start off a post-Valentines Day run under two engagement rings - one diamond and one emerald. (I pity any girl who actually has fingers that size, no matter how eager she may be to jump into big engagements). The island presented a bit of a parking problem so we took our bags back to the subway stop!!! But in terms of unused sidewalk space this is a great start. Kyle got a good weather run with lots of (new) people including a finder outer in a mink coat, ending up, you guessed it (I almost forgot we used to go there so much) at Ellen O'Dees. Beacon Hill and Jake's Dilemma (thank God) have also fallen into dissuetude. Now that I have made it to the on in, I shall try to take you on the run. Across Madison Square Park, north, east, unfindable check, wiggle wiggle wiggle, this is the first week you are seeing this trail, but you are going to rerun it again and again and again, cause it's the easiest kind to write up, and now that I already thought of it, I don't even have to do that again. And, that's without short cutting. Seriously, we did go up into Waterside backwards, and we did, before that, go through the little brick park East of Stuyvesant. I think this is cause for yet another hare writeup.

Only problem with that is you don't get to hear their comments at the onon. Well, Kyle will never come back to do the write up 'cause there aren't enough single girls. I think if you want to take him up on that his number is in the phone book. He just got a bum night cause that doesn't seem to bother some people. Great run. It wasn't even too long.