Man and dog in Central Park.
Waiting in line to see the Temple of Dendur at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Aunt Mary reading with Maura from her new book about Egypt.
Mark photographing the boys as Washington Crosses the Delaware. Although I’ve seen the painting I couldn’t have told you the artist’s name –Emanuel Gottlieb Leutz
Maura and her pretzel after the museum
Lighting candles where Mark’s paternal grandparents were married in this chapel behind the main altar of
St. Patrick’s Cathedral. I believe the year was 1947.(Bobbie?)
30 Rockefeller Center at Night
Maura likes the American Girl Store Window
Grand Central in the background
You have to have a few posed shots, attempting to get everyone with you at the same time. HA!
Michael watches the trains at the Transit Museum
Subway ride back to Aunt Mary’s station stop.
Wow – what a fun vacation everyone seemed to have. New York is definitely the place to play and learn. Hesh and I spent a quiet day in Philly with Yoni and Aviva. Nice to have alone time with them.
I love, love, love these photos! It looks like you all had a wonderful time.
It looks like you all had a wonderful time 🙂
Thanks Andy. It was wild fun!
You’re welcome Ruth, and it certainly looked like it!
What a wonderful family outing. I loved that amazing sculpture in Central Park, and it looks even better with your children all over it. 🙂 The pretzel is almost as big as Maura! 😆
Thanks Sylvia. I should have shown Jack’s face after having dropped his pretzel on the ground! It was a fun time. My sister lives here so that makes it possible although their mom and dad stayed in a hotel while we camped with the kids. Made for an exciting time!
Love these photos! They are just super special!! What a fun and educational trip!! We had a nice day with the whole family! Thanksgiving is a nice holiday!
Yes and wecan be grateful for all we have
looks like a wonderful time and you made all the important stops- including the subway!
Oh how wonderful, all these photos all over NYC!! THE TREE is up and in place at 30 Rock!!!! Guess light-up-night will be sometime this week!!!!
What fun to have a GREAT-Aunt who lives in NYC!!!! 🙂 XOXOXOXO
I love how Alice has room for all those children!
I love the standing in line picture. I know Alice is internationally celebrated, but somehow it came as a jolt to find there is a sculpture of her Stateside. She seems so essentially English. And I do mean English, not British,
Great photos! Looks like a fun time!
Beautiful photos – I like the one with little girl holding the pretzel. I wonder if she managed to finish it as it’s so big 🙂
She shared it with her brother who dropped his on the sidewalk Thanks for your comment today
Proof that there’s so much more to Thanksgiving than a bird. Loved the shots, Ruth, especially the silhouettes in line at the museum.
I didn’t mention it but my sister’s new oven (after waiting 8 months for it) did not work on Thanksgiving. No gas. Got out computer and found out how to Cook a Turkey on the Stovetop. My son said it was the best turkey he ever ate, so moist. Carrot, onion, celery on the bottom of the covered roasting pan, an 1 1/2 inch of liquid simmering, oh my. Of course I had purchased the fresh turkey at Ottamanelli’s Butcher Shop on Bleecker St. How about that adventure?
Looks like everyone had a nice time!
It was great to be together, thanks. Hope all is well with you and yours
Always nice to be with our loved ones.
Thanks – staying afloat & enjoying life as much as time allows.