New York City- Day 2

Most beautiful thing We went to the top of 30 Rockefeller to look out over the city after dark. We had been to the top of the Empire state Building before so we decided to do this tonight since it is just down the street from our hotel. It is hard to believe how huge this city is. I could look at those tall buildings and lights for hours. This picture doesn’t even begin to do it justice, but you get the idea. Also I was just excited to be at Rockefeller Plaza. Very cool.

I ain't never seen that in Oklahoma
Ok, the picture for this is going to be in your mind. That’s right, we are going to have an activity. Imagine with me, if you will, as I describe the aromas one might smell within a 30 second period of time on a New York City street.

Seconds 1-3: Ahhhhh, fresh bread!
Seconds 4-7 Whoa! Sewer!
Seconds 8-10: Now that is some powerful B.O.
Seconds 11-15: Yummmm, roasted nuts…
Seconds 16- 20: Oh! Vomitrocious!
Seconds 21-26: Oooooo…grilled kabobs…
Seconds 27-30: COFFFFFEEEEE!!!!!

Yes, it is olfactory over-stimulation. I don’t think I’ve experienced such a menagerie of scents since I had babies and toddlers in the house.

My favorite thing
My favorite thing is David. Always is, but it’s a different kind of fun hanging out with him in the Big Apple.

Our bonus category tonight is…..
My Dream World


We went to Chelsea Market today. If you do not happen to be as obsessed with the Food Network as I am, this is where their studios are. It is also an incredible market with tons of shops where you can get every ingredient under the sun. This is where all the shows get their fresh ingredients. It was so cool to see the different shops for

Veggies...

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Cheese...

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Chocolate...

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Mushrooms...
Alright, alright, I’ll stop. I know not everyone is as thrilled with this as me. Oh, I also got a Food Network apron (I know, Amy!). I think it is going to kick my cooking up a couple of notches. And some cool brown prep bowls that are also measuring cups! HeeHee! I’m very happy. See ya tomorrow.