We walked through Penn Station to the Long Island Railroad where I bought two round-trip tickets to Manhasset. They went non-stop all through breakfast and for an hour after. The firm paid for my membership at an excellent country club once I became executive vice president. Miriam served a wonderful roast beef for dinner. We found one very near where Cindy and I had first met. “Good, Moshe…good. Turns out he was a happy drinker, dancing and singing his way through the entire event. What I didn’t realize, especially while I was living there, was that she had the biggest crush on me. We kissed again until Cindy whispered, “Let’s go home.”
She drove her minivan because all of her clothes were in it, but they stayed there unused and unneeded. Cindy was amazed at the prices, but I had worked in Manhattan for decades so I knew exactly what to expect. We wanted Paul and Miriam to attend with their three kids and Moshe so we looked for a big house to rent for their use.
