NYC on Spring Break

posted by The Osborns at 11:33 AM


During the girl's spring break, our crew piled up and headed north for a 3-day tour of New York City. Of course, our 3 days were also the 3 days of record flooding in the area. Welcome to NYC! We made the most of what we were given and had a great time. I was the only one of the 5 who had ever been so I served as the tour guide. Thankfully, we made it out alive. Above is a picture from our hotel room in Jersey on the last morning we were there. It was the first time we could actually see the skyline of Manhattan.


Stocking up on snacks.


Along the NJ Turnpike and across the Verrazano Bridge into Brooklyn.




Welcome to Brooklyn!


The Brooklyn Bridge.






Mo loved this.


The view of Manhattan on our first morning there. Not exactly clear skies.




I offered to let Kerrie drive. She declined.


This is NOT enforced.




Who knew they had a satellite location in Manhattan?


Looking into Central Park.


The story of our day.


The top on Mo's list to visit.




Through the Holland Tunnel back to Jersey.

Our first morning there, we were watching ESPN as we were getting ready and Mo happened to see that the Nets were playing at home (about 10 minutes from our hotel) and just happened to be playing our Spurs. And right then, we had plans for the night.




LSU Alum Garrett Temple.









Tuesday was just awful. Torrential downpours. So stuck in the hotel room we were.

Boom dinner!


Daytime TV is my favorite . . . but at least we had entertainment.

Here is the little knucklehead finding it quite funny to run full speed into the pile of dirty clothes in the closet.


Wednesday morning, as we are packing up to leave, we get these views. Go figure.






So off to Manhattan we went.

The ladies - and yes, it was cold.






See anybody you know? Look closer.







The girls overlooking F.A.O. Schwartz.


Us and Chewy. We let the Wookie win.




Trouble on 5th Avenue.




We totally should have stayed here.




I told C not to talk smack to the Champ.





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