Beautiful Central Park.
Go Yankees!
The Church is true in NYC.
My favorite piece of art at the MoMa. If you can't read why, the picture says, "I don't care! I'd rather sink than call Brad for help!"
So embarrassed that we went to the ESPN Zone twice!
Letterman
Oh yeah these are to die for. Magnolia's Bakery cupcakes.
That's right Sommer is not wearing any shoes as she walks across the Brooklyn Bridge. That will tell you how much walking we did this day!
Finally we are eating what did happen to be the best steak we have ever had at Peter Luger's in Brooklyn.
Walking the Brooklyn Bridge.
Central Park
Sommer posing for us in front of the famous boat house that they talk about in the movie 27 Dresses.
Riding bikes in all around Central Park. 
The view from a top Belvedere's Castle in Central Park (think Stepmom with Julia Roberts)
Sweet ride.
What you are tired? This was just the day of continuous movement and stair climbing subway rides.
Faster Homs!Day Three: We rented bikes and road around the city and mostly Central Park (one of my top 3 favorite things), lunch at Pop Burger, we saw the musical Chicago (just so so), shopping after the show to every stinking H&M to find the one store that carried kids clothes, walking, more walking, and walked across the Brooklyn Bridge to just then catch a cab to the restaurant Peter Luger's in Brooklyn, took a nice plush ride back to the hotel.
Day Four: The MoMa (Modern Museum of Art), to Union Square for the market and lunch at Republic, shopping at Union Square and the Brooklyn Industries store for our Brooklyn at home, cupcakes at Magnolia's Bakery, pick up our tickets to the David Letterman show (which aired Friday, Oct. 17th w/ Tina Fey and Frank Caliendo), dinner at Serafinas, the Letterman show (always try to get into this FREE show), then more shopping around in Times Square and back to the loved ESPN Zone for games and dessert.
Day Five: The best breakfast around at Normas, packed up our stuff and checked it with the bell hop, took a long ride up to Yankee Stadium, then tried to ride the tram to Roosevelt Island, but it wasn't running on time for us, split from Sommer and Ryan, saw the Temple and Lincoln Center, walked back to our hotel through parts of Central park. And bye to NYC!
2 comments:
Fun, fun, fun...you guys really know how to travel! Now let's see Disneyland!
I'm so delighted to get back to your blog. The pics are absolutely exciting. They make me smile. How did you like Peter Luger's? I went to NYC for three days and that was one of our stops.... Keep these pictures coming! lv, auntie ruth
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