Tuesday, December 23, 2008

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So, I'm proud of my little businessman. This is a pic of his company office in NYC on Avenue of the Americas. Seinfeld trivia: This is the building that is shot in Seinfeld as Elaine's office.....just so you know!

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Silver Bells, Silver Bells...

"...it's Christmas time in THE CITY." Ok, so there's a good lookin' man in front of Sax 5th Avenue..what more could a girl ask for?
The tree at Rockefeller

Not too bad of a view for your 28th b-day, huh, Josh?


I had the blessing of meeting a dear friend from high school, Cortney. We met at Nespresso Coffee shoppe and we caught up on the past 5 years! I love that she hasn't changed a bit. Same laugh. Same heart.
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Steve Tyrell at Cafe Carlyle

This is right outside of a coffee shop right before we flew into a cab to go to the Carlyle.

The best part? There was no zoom on this camera...yes we were really that close to that famous voice singing, "Just the Way You Look Tonight."

He closed out the show with his version of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and had the whole crowd join in. I loved every minute of it, although Josh is regretting the money I wasted b/c I was so excited I could not eat. :) ha ha.
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Snow! Snow! Snow in Central Park and Bryant Park!




Leslie, I knew you'd like this pic. Doesn't it spontaneously inspire some kind of poetry?
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Times Square

Times square...always a sight to see. My favorite spot was the Toys R Us. An indoor ferris wheel? I was impressed.
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Macy's !

Macy's -- what a thrill! The decor was simply breathtaking with Christmas wonder. I couldn't resist taking a picture of this little guy (below) writing his letter to Santa under what I think was a huge golden "Believe" meter.

One of my favorite spots on this earth...the NYC Macy's shoe department (It sure is almost an entire FLOOR in depth). And I'm a deep person. :)

The whimsical journey continued in Santa's Wonderland. Although we don't have kids of our own, we had fun being kids! This train was only part of the huge exhibit. One of the best parts was our cashier on the Christmas floor was named "Joy." I made sure to tell her Merry Christmas in response to her pleasant but lacking, "Happy Holidays."
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NYC Night Life

Some sights we saw on our last night in NYC.
It took a few shots for me to get the full effect of this one! I thought everything was bigger in Texas, but I was wrong after this trip. Notice how far these ornaments climb up the Chase building.

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