If you strain your eyes really hard you can see the tiny statue of liberty behind us. It was sooo hot there and Matt was not happy he chose to wear a black shirt. I think this picture is hilarious because Matt looks completely miserable.
Me and some of the girls on a subway ride. We had some interesting experiences on the subway including a man that had a conversation with someone who wasn't there and a singing trio.
Time Square at night time. It is very beautiful in a man made way.
Adam and I got a laugh out of this sign at a hotdog stand outside the Empire State Building.
Ground Zero. It was really strange being at Ground Zero because I actually stayed in the Mariot hotel there when I was sixteen. Seeing it as a large hole was crazy. The cross in the picture was the only thing left from the steel crossbeams.
Go Yankees!! Didn't know I was a yankees fan? Or a baseball fan, for that matter? Well, I'm not. But I really did enjoy going to Yankee stadium and watching a little bit of the game before I fell asleep (sad, I know). I wished so bad that I could've traded places with my Dad at that moment because he has always wanted to go there. I did however buy a cute yankees t-shirt. :) Matt and I got one for Daddy too.
Mike and me outside of Radio City Music Hall. This was our first stop of our second day in the city.
Central Park. It really was beautiful and a lot larger than I realized.
Matt and me playing around in Dylan's Candy Bar. We took lots of these pictures in our sunglasses inside at night waiting for the other kids to buy their candy. He's as weird as I am, don't let his quiet demeanor fool you.
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