So for our 10 YEAR wedding anniversary, we did something we have always wanted to do... NEW YORK CITY!!!! We have never left the kids for more than two nights, so this was a BIG deal, but hey, 10 YEARS!!! Uncle Joe and Aunt Rachel came and stayed with the girls, and spoiled them shamelessly! The girls barely missed us, and we were so grateful they were in great hands. We went for FIVE whole days! Rick and Becky Lewis went with us, and we were so glad- LOVE them! New York was so exciting and a little terrifying all at the same time. It was so nice to do it with good friends.
Our Hotel Belle Claire- no bedbugs:-) PHEW!
Riding the subway was quite the experience... but we had it down pat by the end!
Times Square- sooo many people!
At Seaport checking out the Brooklyn Bridge.

Does it get any better than a Broadway show- ON BROADWAY?! Love love love the music in Mama Mia, Steve and I sang through the whole thing...
The architecture in New York is like nothing else. Absolutely breathtaking!

We got to go to a Yankee game, and they played the Red Sox! There were policemen EVERYWHERE... gotta love New York fans!

In order to see every little bit of New York, we spent two days doing a tour on these double decker buses.

Chinatown- I held my breath the whole time through here... stinky fish markets! Becky and I were practically dry heaving! We did find some cute little gifts for the kids though.

The best sandwiches, and made me smile 'cuz this is where that infamous "When Harry Met Sally" sandwich scene was filmed! YES! YES! YES!

We got to see another show! HEAVEN! The music and dancing in this show cannot be described in words. Steve was just giddy when all of the Peurto Ricans spoke spanish throughout the show!

So the only dissapointment of the whole trip was when we went to the Manhatten temple, and they had closed early that day. Dang! Guess we will have to go back!:-)

We did got to Manhatten first ward on Sunday. It was crazy to walk into this huge skyscraper, and see a church building that on the inside looks exactly like every other LDS building.
On the Staten Island Ferry checking out the Statue of Liberty.












3 comments:
wow!! So much fun! I'm jealous. I've always wanted to do those things! Maybe someday... maybe someday we will be neighbors again and we can go do together. Sigh... so sorry about all your pictures. I'm dying for you!
how fun! we moved to CT last month! just one month shy of your trip otherwise we could have seen you! sounds so great. We love NYC and went there for our anniv. too!
hey....i know that joke about 7...that good eh?! what a blast!!! you look so good too!
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