The weather was less than ideal, hence the serious lack of pictures. We tried to stay indoors, mostly. And we had a super cute picture of us in front of the big Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, but alas, it has disappeared. I'm thinking it might be on the external hard drive. Let's hope.
Times Square
Out in front of Macy's: The world's largest department store.
Yes, I do believe that there were more people inside Macy's at this particular moment than were probably in any other part of New York City combined. Kevin and I wanted to seek shelter from the harsh elements, so we came into this ginormous store. Apparently everyone else had the same idea. The decorations were pretty cool...
The kids toy section was fun. It was decorated like a big circus scene. Kevin and I were shopping for toys for our unborn children.
Other fun activities: Going out to eat with Kevin's cousin Jason and his wife Bethany and their friends, drinking non-alcoholic drinks at Hard Rock Cafe so we could get the souvenier glasses, elbowing our way through crowds in Toys-R-Us and seeing the giant indoor ferris wheel, watching Tale of Despereaux in the theater, and BEST OF ALL seeing In the Heights on Broadway. Loved it. Need the soundtrack now.
Things we learned in New York: We never want to live here. People, people everywhere. We're not so much the big city types.
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Maybe Kevin can wear that spandex suit when he comes to play frisbee the next time you guys are in Salt Lake . . . or maybe it should be reserved for circus events only.
I TOTALLY LOVE New York and would love to live there in one of my lives. But not forever. Wasn't In the Heights awesome? We loved it too when we saw it last fall. Just awesome. I'm so glad you're back posting. I missed you. But I knew you were busy.
It sounds like fun. I have always wanted to go, but I'm sure I wouldn't like to live there either. I had a tiny window to go to the city when we had our flight out of NYC to India, but I didn't want to go just me and James alone. My parents didn't want to go, so we hung around the airport for 8 hours. Plus I didn't want to pay the cab fare when our trip was really going to India, not NYC. Maybe someday! I didn't even get to see the statue of liberty out our plane window or anything :(
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