If I might say so, last week's run was glorious. From the brilliant chandeliers inside the William Penn, to the sparkling waters of the Mon, to the glowing gold of Steelers t-shirts for sale every 10 feet, we traversed new bike paths, crossed rivers, circled Heinz Field, visited the Mr. Rogers (bad) and the WWII (good) memorials, attempted to catch a train at the new Allegheny T Station, and viewed the gushing Fountain at the Point from at least 3 different angles. The weather was perfection. Back at the William Penn, we were met by several rather festive Steeler-watchers (one posing here with Sarah) and settled down in the Starbucks there, more elegant than most (but why don't they have real cups?) where we covered the following:
- How Pittsburgh has changed in less than a lifetime - 30 changes in 30 years
- Hearing loops
- Rose Garden in McKeesport
- KT Tape
- Matchmaker Tova Weinberg, who famously said: "If the mother is Jewish, I don't care if the father is the pope."
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