Here are some of the pics we took in NYC:
Bella helped me pack the night before!
The Jackie O Reservoir in Central Park
It was a cold cold day in Central Park! We were so bundled that we would start sweating anytime we went inside!
A pretty and (miraculously) people-free bridge in Central Park
Loved this tunnel in Central Park - it reminded me of tiled tunnels and walkways in Italy. Can you tell the park was my favorite part of the city?!
The Christmas tree at Rockefeller - so pretty!
The craziness of Times Square on a Friday night - eek! This was around 11:00 p.m. after seeing the Lion King (wish I could have taken pics of that, but, sadly, it's prohibited)
Just a small part of the Santa herd at Santa-Con!
A few more of the VERY jolly Santas
We just had to try some Magnolia Cupcakes. Bit of wiki trivia for you: Magnolia is the bakery credited with really starting the "cupcake craze" that began in the 1990s and still continues!
A Lego Chewbacca at FAO Schwarz! This store was pure insanity - case in point: a $1200 stuffed giraffe at the entrance. We saw piano dancers perform a show on the giant floor piano from the movie Big, and we LOVED the muppet workshop where you can make your own Muppet...you can customize everything from the color and style of hair to eye shape to clothes to skin...so fun! Too bad we didn't have time to make one!
The ceiling at Grand Central Station had a very festive greeting for us.
Trinity Church is one of the oldest churches in the city. When the twin towers fell, debris rained down on it, knocking over a giant sycamore tree that somehow managed to avoid destroying any of the old headstones, some of which date back to the 1700s.
Alexander Hamilton is buried here at Trinity Church.
Ground Zero at the World Trade Center. They are clearing the way for the memorial, which will someday look like this.
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