Back from NY

Returned from NYC. I feel like I have so much say about this visit, but can't for some reason.  I really do love the city, but wonder how much I'd love it if I did actually live there. That was probably a woulda, coulda, shoulda for my early twenties. Now, as a thirty something with a child... maybe not. Let's see what 40 holds :-)

I have some great pics that I'll share, once I relocate my camera :-)

We visited Central Park one VERY COLD morning, but it was still gorgeous. Toward the end of our walk I saw a female wearing the most brilliant and large diamond I have ever seen and another women walking 3 King Charles Spaniels ( the dog I will own someday).

Carnegie Hall was fabulous as was the performance. We also got a tour of Radio City Music Hall and got to stand on the stage. I never knew how vast or extravagant that building was. What a marvel !!!

Lion King was very good... even though I fell asleep in the first half. A five dollar dixie cup sized coffee helped me stay awake through act 2.

Lastly, I got my authentic "Boreberry" bag. ( can't afford a real Burberry) and wanted a scarf too, but we didn't make it to Battery Park where the "real" bargaining takes place :-). Also heard Chinatown was good for that, but we didn't make it down that far.

Thinking of trying to get there again late November to see the Christmas Show Spectacular and take Bev and Little C to see Wicked. I think Christian is now old enough for a little sample of the Big Apple. We'll see how that all plays out.

Last note - everyone should be on Facebook. It is the best way to see what people are up to, and that they are breathing in just a few minutes. You may choose to be on that "thing" for many hours, but a few minutes allows you to check in on your peeps :-). So if you aren't on it, get on it !!!

Catch up more later.