Sorry for not posting for awhile. I feel like I have been running a million miles a minute. I thought having Cooper in Kindergarten would give me some extra time, but it has made things a little difficult. Kindergarten is still half day in Utah (come on, get with the times), so I have to drive to my kids school three times a day. I am always in my car these days. Oh-so back to the best vacation ever. We went to New York for our anniversary and we had so much fun. Thanks to Suzy, Quinton, Jacob, William, and Grace, Mark's sister's family, for showing us the sights. The picture above was taken on the ferry from New Jersey to the Statue of Liberty. I kindof look like Sherlock Holmes, but oh well. Lady Liberty was a lot bigger than I thought she would be. The best part of the vacation was experiencing it all with my hubby. Neither one of us had been to New York before, so it was fun to experience it together. We were giddy about everything and were total tourists. We had to go get our picture taken with Rupert by David Letterman's studio, stand in the long line to got to the top of the Empire State building, take a picture of anything that reminded us of Seinfeld episodes, go see Ground Zero and Wall Street, eat all the yummy food, and much more. We had a blast and we will definately be going back.
Here is something you don't see everyday. This was in front of the Rocky steps in Philadelphia.
Sorry for not posting for awhile. I feel like I have been running a million miles a minute. I thought having Cooper in Kindergarten would give me some extra time, but it has made things a little difficult. Kindergarten is still half day in Utah (come on, get with the times), so I have to drive to my kids school three times a day. I am always in my car these days. Oh-so back to the best vacation ever. We went to New York for our anniversary and we had so much fun. Thanks to Suzy, Quinton, Jacob, William, and Grace, Mark's sister's family, for showing us the sights. The picture above was taken on the ferry from New Jersey to the Statue of Liberty. I kindof look like Sherlock Holmes, but oh well. Lady Liberty was a lot bigger than I thought she would be. The best part of the vacation was experiencing it all with my hubby. Neither one of us had been to New York before, so it was fun to experience it together. We were giddy about everything and were total tourists. We had to go get our picture taken with Rupert by David Letterman's studio, stand in the long line to got to the top of the Empire State building, take a picture of anything that reminded us of Seinfeld episodes, go see Ground Zero and Wall Street, eat all the yummy food, and much more. We had a blast and we will definately be going back. 
Here is something you don't see everyday. This was in front of the Rocky steps in Philadelphia.
2 comments:
Wow! That looks like a lot of fun! You will have to post more pictures! I would love to see some of that part of the country! I am glad you two had such a good trip and Happy Anniversary! It is fun to see you guys...
I'm jealous! I want to do a east coast trip with Gordon soooo bad.
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