We're planning a trip to NYC hopefully in December. I want to see the city all lit up for Christmas. I think that would be magical. My only concern is the frigid air getting to the bones of this little bear. A stroller just doesn't seem logical for all the things we have planned to do and carrying her would be best. So one morning last week I attempted to package her up in preparation for the trip. She's been thermaled, bjorned, blanketed, fur-booted, beanied and coated in mom's puffy humongous snow coat from college. I think she'll be rather warm all stuffed in there, don't you? And I think I'll look 100 lbs on the heavier side. The side profile is not pretty. And the coat doesn't zip up with her being in it, so it is fastened by those stretch elastic things that hook on to the button. Classy.
We're planning on spending just two days in NYC. Any suggestions on things to do? You should know we're cheap. How cheap? Ex: I've had the same mascara for 11 months now. Whenever it tries to dry up or go clumpy on me I just add 2 drops of water and it's as good as new. That's how cheap. So don't try suggesting a steak dinner at Times Square or a Broadway show.
We're planning on spending just two days in NYC. Any suggestions on things to do? You should know we're cheap. How cheap? Ex: I've had the same mascara for 11 months now. Whenever it tries to dry up or go clumpy on me I just add 2 drops of water and it's as good as new. That's how cheap. So don't try suggesting a steak dinner at Times Square or a Broadway show.
Oh my goodness this picture is priceless. She totally doesn't seem to mind being stuffed in there and looks comfy.
ReplyDeleteI love NYC and am so jealous you are going! I have a special place in my heart for some cupcakes so Magnolia is must have for me. Oh and the new food trucks might be fun to hit up too. Have so much fun and stay warm :)
Hey Kendra - I found your blog through Jeanette's (and I totes love it) and I have a great tip for east coast travel - boltbus.com. A lot of times you can get one way bus fares for $1! And the buses are nice and usually equipped with wifi.
ReplyDeleteADORABLE! I don't have any suggestions, but can't wait to see what you guys come up with! Jared and I get a free 3 day trip and NY is on the list of top picks for us. I might have to steal some of your ideas! Love your little Evy all bundled up, SO SO CUTE.
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ReplyDeleteHahahaha this post is AWESOME in so many ways! Thanks for stopping by at the French Bird! Girl, I've wanted to go to NYC since I popped out of my mom's belly... well, not THAT long ago, but yeah kinda forever ago! =) I hope you have an amazing trip and you can find awesome deals to make the most of it!!! xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteNYC is so pretty at Christmas! Make sure to do the Macy's windows because your little girl will LOVE all the bright colors. Found you on followers fest. Love your little blog. Great pics!
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she is so cute bundled up like that! what carrier do you have her in?
ReplyDeleteand let's talk nyc recommendations next time we're together! i have lots on the cheap end!
Cute, Cute, Cute. Do me a favor and go to Junior's, eat a slice of cheesecake and while you're at it order the delish onion rings. You won't be sorry. But seriously, check out the temple, Times Square, Ground Zero and Central Park, all of which are free. We opted to pay the money to go to the Top of the Rock (Rockefeller), which I totally recommend. You should either do that or the Empire State...but I think the Rock has a better view. You should eat at Lombardi's (amazing pizza joint) in Soho--and while you're there wander around the cute little streets and shops. You should also check out Crumbs, which is a fun little cupcake joint (if you're in to cupcakes, which I think you are =) ). So that's my two cents. Do all of it, or none of it, just give NYC a kiss for me!
ReplyDeleteHot dang! I didn't know about adding water to mascara. And now I do. Totally worth coming to your blog ;)
ReplyDeleteDon't worry about looking humongous...people will be too busy looking at that doll you're carrying around. So sweet.
I love that photo. She looks so content. You both will look great in NY.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely the shops all lit up on 5th ave. Macys windows are great, but there are so many awesome window displays and Bergdorf Goodman is always the best. Rock Center is great, but if you want to ice skate, try Bryan Park instead. Both require mullah and a wait even if you have your own skates. The Bronx Zoo would be cool, but I haven't seen it so I can't vouch for it :)
ReplyDeleteSo adorable and looks like you'll be warm! You can walk around times square, go to the HUGE Toys R Us, ice skating (pretty inexpensive), Central Park! Have fun <3
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness. This picture gives meaning to "snug as a bug in a rug!" So cute! I'm jealous of how cozy she looks!
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i've never been to new york but new york for christmas sounds completely magical! i'm a bit jealous :)
ReplyDeletep.s. just found your blog and i love it. x
shes so cute...hello there lil girl :)
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh. she is SO cute. all bundled up with that hat! and nyc sounds so exciting for christmas! have fun!
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Try using the BoltBus to get there.
ReplyDeleteGray's Papaya for food that is good but really cheap.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gray's_Papaya
If you want something that isn't necessarily cheap but is a fantastic value, try the Prix Fixe lunch at Gotham Bar and Grill:
http://www.gothambarandgrill.com/content/view/38/