04.06.08.
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Imagine-Central Park, New York City
04.06.08. To this day, people are very passionate about this man. Very moving.
Sunday, June 1, 2008
The Museum Of Natural History
04.06.08. The Museum Of Natural History, All I could think about was The Night At The Museum!
NYC Cab's With GPS
04.06.08. Taking a cab ride in New York was great. Not only did the back seat have an interactive GPS system with your cab's location, but it also had satellite TV!
Gray Line New York Sightseeing Tours
04.06.08. Our friend Lori hooked us up with many discounts and freebies for NYC, she is such a wonderful giving gal. However, the sightseeing thing is really not our gig, so we thought!!! Wendy & I were a little skeptical about this, but it honestly turned into a highlight of our trip. Our guide was hilarious. He kept us laughing for two hours all over the city! I missed SNL while in NYC, but felt entertained just as the SNL folks would have done. Awesome, I highly suggest it if all the guides are like the one we had.
I Love NY T-Shirts
04.06.08. I now know why I see so many I love NY t-shirts, they are 7 for $10, or $2 each!
Times Square - New York City
04.06.08. 24 hours a day, this place is humming with people. I thought Disney was a busy place... Not even close.
The Room
04.05.08. After a long day of sight seeing, Wendy, Joe, and I ended up at a candle light bar called The Room. Wendy read the description, as an all candle lite room that serves Belgium beers and other goodies I'd like. It turned out to be very fun, loved the drinks, the music, and the people we met.
Joey - Peculier Pub
04.05.08. Joe came out for a beer with us. This place had hundreds of ales to choose from. My kind of place. www.peculierpub.com
Chinatown - New York City
04.05.08. Just strolling through the city. Every turn in Chinatown reminded my of Hong Kong. Even the smell.
Chinatown - NYC
04.05.08. After walking from Brooklyn to Manhattan, we made a right off the bridge and walked through/around Chinatown. Talk about a trip down memory lane. New York City's Chinatown reminded me of the nine months we lived in Hong Kong. Everything from the signs I couldn't read, to the street vendors selling their baby bok choy. Even a Chinese Mickey hear and there...
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