Andddd we’re back! New York was such a good time. I want to fill you in on the trip but don’t want to bore with all of the details, so I will do my best to condense without missing anything important! Less talkie, more photos.
Starting with the food.
Arctic Char over artichoke hearts, potatoes, carrots, and peas at Kellari Taverna. This was my first time eating Arctic Char and I enjoyed it. It was a more mild version of salmon.
Cinnamon Honey Oatmeal with bananas from our hotel, The Hilton in the Fashion District. We were pretty happy with our hotel. We liked staying in the fashion district because it was far enough away from the hustle and bustle where we felt like we could get away and relax, yet close enough that we could walk to our destinations and be in the middle of it all when we wanted to be.
Salad Bar from a whole foods deli down the street from our hotel. I loved the asparagus! They had some sort of Asian-inspired peanut sesame and I’m hoping to try and recreate these at home.
Caramel Macchiato from Roastown Coffee (with skim milk). Sinfully delicious.
Lazzara’s Hawaiian Pizza–which is said to have the best thin crust pizza in the fashion district. It was truly delicious.
Food not pictured: 1 lb bag of Rold Gold pretzels, numerous free apples, Peanut Butter Cookie LARABAR, and breakfast and lunch on the plane. On the flight home I had a pretty good grilled chicken salad with raspberry vinaigrette dressing. Not bad for airplane food!
And the great company and some of the sights….
My cousin Steph and her boyfriend, Jeff at Kellari’s for dinner. Thank you for meeting us for dinner, we had a great time!
In the middle of Times Square.
I caught myself singing many New York inspired songs throughout the weekend. “These streets will make you feel brand new, big lights will inspire you, now you’re in New York,” “It’s up to you New York, NEWWWWw YOOOrrrk,” “I’m in the city, trick,” and many more. Dana did his fair share of it too, you couldn’t really help it. It definitely is a whole different world out there.
The 9/11 Memorial Site. It is still a work in progress but is very beautiful so far.
Central Park.
Rockefeller Center Skating Rink.
At the top of Rockefeller center at night. Beautiful views!
Check out that moon. Dana and I were the only ones who seemed to be in awe over it which was strange because it was spectacular.
We thought it was neat knowing that while we were on top of the Rockefeller Center building, the SNL cast was getting ready to tape in the NBC studio which is inside the Rockefeller. Jonah Hill was going to be hosting! We asked the concierge man if there were by ANY chance last-minute tickets but of course, no such luck. Maybe next time.
And of course, we had to end with our usual “airport” shot. I was extremely tired and combatting a bit of stomach issues, but other than that I was okay!
Now that’s what I call short and sweet. I spared showing you all ninety some photos from the weekend. You’re welcome. 🙂 I had an amazing weekend and it was so great to spend quality time with the hubby.
We are very glad to be home and were greeted with a happy doggie and gorgeous weather here in MN. As soon as we got home we opened up the house to start letting out some of the stuffy winter air. We ran some errands, stocked our fridge full of fruits and veggies, and I headed out for a walk around the neighborhood.
Now I should go tend to the inevitable unpacking. I don’t know which I dislike more, packing or unpacking. Also, I have some chicken breasts working in the crock pot so that we will have it to add to meals this week.
I hope you all had a great weekend! Happy daylight savings time!
Looks like you had a wonderful time!!! I have a blog post idea for you 🙂
What are the best foods to eat when you’re sick? Especially when all you crave is home cooked, probably not the best for you, foods?
love you mellie!
signed,
girl with a fever. ick.
Oh, honey! That is no fun. That is a great idea of a post too. Until I get to it, think liquids….SOUP! Homemade is the best. Tomato, chicken noodle, whatever your favorite comfort soup may be. Just make sure it’s not too sodium packed. When you’re sick, sometimes it’s okay to feed your body what it REALLY craves. Don’t be too hard on your sick-self. Take care Kalkal! Get better.
Love you,
M
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