David was pretty laid back but the one thing he was determined to see was the raging bull! By golly we found it too! He wanted to see the financial district as well. Everyone was standing around waiting to handle the bull's boys. We assumed it was for good luck?!? Anyone who knows the answer to that feel free to make a comment. The FD was a little quieter and there weren't as many people down there, except for at ground zero.

Time Square

Here we are in Time Square. You can see how crowded it is. We were literally shoulder to shoulder anywhere in TS. It was crazy how many people were all around. We went to FAO Swartz on Saturday and the line just to enter the store in the middle of the day was wrapped around the block. Kath and I took one for team and stood in the rain to get in. I came out with Pez and a Hello Kitty marshmallow on a stick. All about the "experience".

David and I had our picture taken with Elmo so we could come home and tell Halle we met Elmo. When I am on the computer she comes over and ask to see Elmo!! You can see his silver sac where he stored all his tips. There was Elmo, Dora, and Santa all along the fountain. There were tons of people standing around waiting for the picture! I bet these characters make some money "working the corner".

NYC

Here is our picture of the tree in Rockefeller Center. It was super crowded and hard to get a good picture. The line to ice skate was long and their were people all around the rink. We ate lunch at Katz Deli. It was insane! It was packed and impossible to move in there. You could order at the counter or sit along the wall and have a waiter. The sandwiches were super expensive.....around $15 for just a sandwich. They cured and did all their own meat, pickled their own pickles, and made their own hotdogs. The hogdogs were soooo good. The restaurant was started in 1883!

Uhhhh...

It is way to late to be up blogging but I just feel like doing it:) My house is a disaster and I can't believe tomorrow is Friday.

Yesterday Halle had her 4 year well visit with our new Pediatrician. She did not like the shot factor. She whined the whole way home....."I don't like the new doctor, I want to go to Luke's old doctor." I just realized that the DR is considered Luke's, most likely because he goes to the doctor more than anyone else in the house:) She did not like the "hole" in her arm and she "does not like sharp things. When I turn 5 I am not letting you take me to the Doctor." She also was doing this weird blinking thing yesterday. I asked her what she was doing and she said. "I am dreaming. Dreaming about what God looks like." She also requested that Grandpa Bill come back down from heaven because she misses him. So precious.

Luke on the other hand has released his inner beast this week. Tornado, earth quake, disaster, destroyer, terminator............just a few adjectives for Luke this week. If he can throw it, jump on it, hit it, bang it, push it, dump it, it was in his hand. No sitting in the corner playing with a car or truck for sweet little Lukey.

Well, I have great intentions on blogging about our NYC and Thanksgiving trip this weekend. I think David is going to get me or us a new computer for X-mas. I have been babysitting for a couple of months so I have some reserve cash I am going to put towards it. Many of you know I make a photobook every year. I am in the process of completing 2008 and I am only 1/4 of the way through 2009. Our Dell is broken, limp, and spiraling the drain!! I would really like to get to a point where I complete a month at the end of that month in my book. That goal is right up there with keeping my house clean and journaling every day.