
I didn't think I could get more conservative in my thinking until the last 10 months came and we started cable so we had Fox News. Now I've stopped my Oprah recordings to make room for Glenn Beck, what can I say, it's in my blood:) Happy Halloween!









I had a lot of fun at "The Met" . They had on special display; Vermeer's "A Milkmaid", so that was neat to see the real thing. It's an amazing museum!
On our way to central park we found the LDS Temple, it's funny how it just rises up in the middle of the city.

We enjoyed seeing the statue of liberty and Ellis Island. We spent over 4 hours just inside the Ellis Island museum. It was amazing to hear about the stories of the immigrants that came through there.
We went to Junior's for some real New York Cheesecake. I ordered some onion rings and they came out like donuts, they were huge. They tasted ok, but the cheesecake was great!
There wasn't much to see at Ground Zero, but a big hole, amazing how big of a hole is there.
We ventured to Chinatown one morning and had Dim Sum. Pretty sure we were the only ones speaking English there. I THINK we had seafood and shrimp dumplings, and Pork potstickers. I also explored the stores and negotiated for a couple Coach purses (I'm sure they are real, right?:)
Central park was bigger and prettier than I had imagined.
After several delays on the plane trip over, and a thoroughly invigorating taxi ride to our hotel, I was just glad to be on something that wasn't moving!

Taylor said, " I'm Queen of the mountain!"
Baily in the sun set, love the light and lens flare in this one!
Pretty much the only shot I can get of this girl, walking away!
Mandy and Emma
The kids and I.