Trev travels to New York a lot. His company owns an apartment by Central Park, on 2 Columbus and about 59th and 9th. This month he had me fly out the last part of the week to spend the weekend with him. Our parents watched the kids at home for us. It was my first time to New York, and it was definitely memorable. About 2 hours from the Newark airport a news report came on telling about the crash in the Hudson. Turns out, we could see it out the window of our apartment and they were bring the passengers to a hospital across the street from the apartment. So we were able to all the action up close!
For the most part we did a lot of walking and site seeing. We went to the Empire State Building, Battery Park (to see the Statue of Liberty), we attended a session at the temple, 5th ave, Time and Square, Rock-a-feller center, Wall Street and a ton of other places. We tried lots of fun little cafe's for meals. Trev took me to a popular burger joint. It reminded me of the "Soup Nazzi" from Seinfeld. There wasn't even a real sign for the resturant, but there was a HUGE line just to get in to order, and trying to find a seat was a joke! I took pics of the little sign and the inside. If we weren't walking we were taking the Metro or a Cab. By the end I actualy think I was better than Trev, at figuring out which train to take on the Subway and I definitely could hale a taxi better. But, if you ask him, he will deny it!
Overall we just enjoyed being alone with eachother. The kids missed us, but they survived! Thank you again to awesome parents for watching our kids!
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