Kayaking on the Hudson
Sunday morning, I went for a walk up the riverside just past the pier at 70th St.
and saw something very exciting (and FREE):

kayaks!
I asked these guys what's the dealio? and they said, hop in. "Just don't go to New Jersey."

So I hopped (actually scooted) in and

paddled around the buoyed-off area for about 40 minutes.

Dripping wet from the waist down, and smelling of the eggy Hudson, I disembarked and returned my oar and life jacket. Between the kayaking and the bike ride with Nadette the previous Thursday, I was feeling oddly athletic, so I happily skipped home and ordered roller skates on eBay.
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