A LITTLE BIT MORE!
Does it feel like we've been all over NYC already? Well we had BUT no worries we hadn't seen it all (and I'm sure there's STILL more). We tried a little essa bagel where the people were extremely rude who took our order and did NOT care to toast your bagel! Customer service in NYC=ZERO! But apparently that's normal....
Ciara had this GREAT idea to walk the Brooklyn Bridge (yes, all 1.1 miles THERE and BACK) with two pregnant chicks to get the BEST pizza she's ever eaten!

And the journey begins!

A view of the city
Where were MY sunglasses? Oh yeah, LOST somewhere...I'm such an idiot!
Soooo what happens when we get there??? YEP! CLOSED!
Back across the bridge we went where we hit up THE MET. We had to have a reenactment of the girls from Gossip Girl (and I must admit we needed a break for a few minutes)!
My opinion of The Met...BLAH! You eat a funky lunch then you walk and walk and walk to hardly find ANYTHING you want to see and THEN you walk some more, get lost and confused, walk some more and then leave TOTALLY unsatisfied! I must say the highlight of the whole adventure was Ciara breaking out in crazy laughter at me for some odd reason (I guess it was my random mumblings of boredom) and couldn't stop! When we FINALLY find the elevator to hit the roof top (the only cool part of our museum adventure) she was laughing uncontrollably in a jam packed elevator where lets just say she made the guard (or the elevator pushing button man) and 2 other men in the elevator start to crack up also! Hey laughter IS contagious! Let's just say that was Ciara's SECOND no no in the museum....and she says I'M the one who doesn't know museum etiquette....
Like I said, we made it to the roof top to see THIS cool exhibit. It looks like a bunch of bamboo to you but its like ramps and stairs like to way up high. Pretty crazy!
Next top FAO Swartz. I really wanted to find something cool for Boston but a) he doesn't appreciate stuffed animals (which I felt like was 75% of the store) and b) everything else I couldn't fathom paying the price only to know I could get it at Target/Toys R Us for cheaper knowing Boston wouldn't get the whole FAO Swartz thing. So instead, we danced on the giant piano (don't you love my facial expression & how extra large I look in that dress?)....

Next we took a stroll/walking break in Central Park!
Central Park is SO beautiful! It's clean, green and VERY quiet and calm which is insane to me still since NYC is seriously SO busy and loud!
After our brief break where I reminded myself how much I WASN'T a fan of those street hot dogs once again and Ciara took a brief nap we headed to see the temple! I was SO curious to see what it was like to have a temple in the city. This was probably my favorite part! The area of town is really quiet, not so touristy and like expected when you walk in, you can't hear a thing from the outside! Inside is the temple, the distribution center and church. It still is bizarre how that all works but it does and it was amazing to me! The Lord will have His House where He wants it to be!
We ended the night at some chocolate factory type restaurant. The plan was Gramarcy Tavarn but apparently Jamie and I aren't that daring to try some of those crazy foods so we settled for "normal." Their food DID NOT disappoint and looking back, I really did eat ALOT that night!
The whole experience was AMAZING! I'm so excited to take Kent back although he knows nothing about anything in NYC. Anytime I'd say, "I'm in Central Park" or "We're at The Met" he had NO idea what I was talking about. But he's dying to go so I'm not against going again! Plus I REALLY need to hit up The View so I can shout out to Joy and put her in her place! The city is such a different experience. I'm definitely not cut out to be a city girl (I'm a true southern chick who belongs there too) BUT I really do love it! Thank you Ciara for a GREAT time!!