I say we because OBVIOUSLY Casey and I helped a ton with the planning/prep for this trip.
I'm almost sure we did SOME work.
Any??
.....
Okay we did nothing. But in our defense Laurel likes to plan and she has fancy spreadsheets with ratings called Smith Stars so like really what can these two idiots contribute to that?
The answer is nothing. We can contribute nothing. I mean look at us. Ewww no don't. |
While we were on our way to go to the Statue of Liberty we stopped in to a little deli named Stir for lunch. I got a sandwich called the Broadway and it was very interesting. It had tiny chopped up sweet pickles in it, which I HATE. I HATE sweet pickles. But this..it was incredible. It had tiny thin fried onion strings and pastrami and OMG Italian panini heaven.
After that we did a full day of touristy activities. Ellis and Liberty Island were SO fun, especially as we tried to guess how often people per day fell down the stairs of the ferry or dropped their phones in the water. We are super cool people.
I wish I could explain to you this photo. But I can't. Not the venue. Just enjoy your own questions and laugh. |
Did you know ferry rides are windy and impossible to look cute on? |
Watch out for the giant hole in the street. By the door. |
After dinner, the four of us split up for the night. Casey and Jen went to a soccer game, and Laurel and I did a random assortment of funtivities, most of which will probably end up on her blog. Some are not fit for the masses on the interwebs. Just kidding. Mostly. Anyway, that night was one of my favorite parts of the entire trip because not only did Laurel and I have SO much fun, but we saw the sun set over the city from the Empire State Building. Absolutely magical. There are no words. We were exhausted and looked like death and they wouldn't let us sit down inside while we waited on sunset but oh my gosh you guys. SO worth it.
Best. Night. Ever. |
A little bit mesmerized. |
Day 2 ended with me watching Friends (my ALL TIME favorite show) IN NEW YORK, on a couch, eating hummus, with one of my favorite people on the couch next to me. It was one of those times where you just love your life more than you thought you ever could. Tell me some surreal and simple moment where you were unbelievably happy! Not when you won the lottery or something crazy, just one of those blissful sweet moments.
Empire State Building |
Love this blog. Love the Smiths (and Smith Stars absolutely owned me, btw).
ReplyDeleteSmith Stars are a highly effective rating system. Love you both. :)
DeleteLOVE IT!!! The only thing that would have made this day better is more time with our favorite couple at the Statue of Liberty. Bahahaha.
ReplyDeleteI should have titled this post "A Night at the Museum" ;)
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