Getting some coaching with the team...
Various shots of Ken playing. :)
And, of course... Arcadia enjoying the game. :)
Saturday, September 6, 2008
The First Soccer Game
Well, we've had practice now for the past two weeks and today was the big day! Ken was all decked out in his gear (Guy got a really good deal at Dick's sporting goods) and he was good to go!
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Aren't these the cutiest?
I found these while looking at some different blogs... I'm thinking about getting some for Arcadia....
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Now it's time for my pictures
Pics from my camera
Being a true tourist in the Empire State Building.
I thought this was pretty... :) So I took a picture!
One of the many views... not going to bore you all with all the pictures from the top of the building...
Wow... what's Elmo doing in NYC walking down the street.
Oh... what many New Yorker's do at lunch time... get a hotdog from the Vendors!
Up close and personal with Lady Liberty's face.
My pic of the Lady.
Our hotel room... ain't it purty? and the bed was so soft and the lights came on automatically. Oh and there were "night lights" that came on in the night under the night stand and under the bathroom vanity when you walked around at night so you wouldn't knock over anything.
Just a quick pick of 30 Rock
In Central Park... these skaters were really neat to watch. It was like they were on ice!
My favorite Degas painting.
At the Times Square Toys R Us... these were entirely built from Legos!
Being a true tourist in the Empire State Building.
I thought this was pretty... :) So I took a picture!
One of the many views... not going to bore you all with all the pictures from the top of the building...
Wow... what's Elmo doing in NYC walking down the street.
Oh... what many New Yorker's do at lunch time... get a hotdog from the Vendors!
Up close and personal with Lady Liberty's face.
My pic of the Lady.
Our hotel room... ain't it purty? and the bed was so soft and the lights came on automatically. Oh and there were "night lights" that came on in the night under the night stand and under the bathroom vanity when you walked around at night so you wouldn't knock over anything.
Just a quick pick of 30 Rock
In Central Park... these skaters were really neat to watch. It was like they were on ice!
My favorite Degas painting.
At the Times Square Toys R Us... these were entirely built from Legos!
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
New York City!!!!
Guy took me to New York over the Labor Day weekend and we had a blast!!!!
We went to places that we definitely couldn't eat at here (with the exception of Starbucks). We didn't eat breakfast two out of the four days... Friday we didn't wake up until 10:30 and couldn't get moving until 11:30. We did a LOT of walking and took the subway and buses everywhere we could.
Our Hotel on Central Park (Essex House). We couldn't get a room facing Central Park... so we got to look at a construction site out our back window... at least it's better than NOT having a window, right?
The Chrysler Building
Waiting for the #4 Green Line train (I think)
Had to get a picture of the Garbage barge, right? We don't have them here in Denver, so it's a must! ;)
Ground Zero. Lots of construction work going on there.
Ahh... the Empire State Building...
What they don't tell you is that in order to get to the top... you have to wait in a line (for the ticket windows) to wait in a line (for a souvenir picture) to wait in a line (for the elevator to the 80th floor) to wait in a line (for another elevator to the 86th floor) to wait in a line to get outside. Yes, we could stay outside for as long as we wanted to... :) But then we had to wait in another line to get out, sooooo much fun...
Various Views from the top of the Empire State Building
Then we got to meet famous people. :) okay, not really, it was just Madame Tussuad's Wax Museum, but hey.. it was really neat!
The ever needed picture of time square... :)
and Radio City Music Hall
We did finally get to see Lady Liberty on Saturday. It was gray and rainy, but we had fun on the Ferry... :)
The waterfall in the background is some art piece that was put up fairly recently.
The Lady herself
Her original glass torch. Guy has a story about the original torch, but I don't want to mess it up, so I'm not going to tell it at this time... I'll see if I can find it.
Unfortunately, our way to the crown was barred (or glassed off, however you want to put it), so this was as close as we could get. Even with ALL the security to get on the island and then into the monument, they still won't let anyone up to the crown any longer.
That afternoon was spent in Central Park on a nice leisurely walk. (Well, we were looking for the entrance to the Central Park Zoo, but just couldn't find it anywhere).
But we did find the bridge from Enchanted... :)
And an Alice in Wonderland statue with kids climbing all over it.
And the boat racing lake from Stuart Little...
We even found Stuart Little's House
We also found the "Dum Dum Gum Gum" statue from Night at the Museum
Our favorite museum though (we visited a lot - Guggenheim, The Metropolitan Museum of Fine Art, the MoMA) we really LOVED the Met... A lot of classical painters were featured there and it took us a good part of Sunday Morning just to maneuver around the museum.
Degas
Seurat
I truthfully don't know who painted this one, we just knew it was the one stolen in "The Thomas Crowne Affair" with Pierce Brosnan.
I have a lot more pictures. These are just a few from Guy's camera. I haven't even touched my camera yet. so... More to come at a later date!
We went to places that we definitely couldn't eat at here (with the exception of Starbucks). We didn't eat breakfast two out of the four days... Friday we didn't wake up until 10:30 and couldn't get moving until 11:30. We did a LOT of walking and took the subway and buses everywhere we could.
Our Hotel on Central Park (Essex House). We couldn't get a room facing Central Park... so we got to look at a construction site out our back window... at least it's better than NOT having a window, right?
The Chrysler Building
Waiting for the #4 Green Line train (I think)
Had to get a picture of the Garbage barge, right? We don't have them here in Denver, so it's a must! ;)
Ground Zero. Lots of construction work going on there.
Ahh... the Empire State Building...
What they don't tell you is that in order to get to the top... you have to wait in a line (for the ticket windows) to wait in a line (for a souvenir picture) to wait in a line (for the elevator to the 80th floor) to wait in a line (for another elevator to the 86th floor) to wait in a line to get outside. Yes, we could stay outside for as long as we wanted to... :) But then we had to wait in another line to get out, sooooo much fun...
Various Views from the top of the Empire State Building
Then we got to meet famous people. :) okay, not really, it was just Madame Tussuad's Wax Museum, but hey.. it was really neat!
The ever needed picture of time square... :)
and Radio City Music Hall
We did finally get to see Lady Liberty on Saturday. It was gray and rainy, but we had fun on the Ferry... :)
The waterfall in the background is some art piece that was put up fairly recently.
The Lady herself
Her original glass torch. Guy has a story about the original torch, but I don't want to mess it up, so I'm not going to tell it at this time... I'll see if I can find it.
Unfortunately, our way to the crown was barred (or glassed off, however you want to put it), so this was as close as we could get. Even with ALL the security to get on the island and then into the monument, they still won't let anyone up to the crown any longer.
That afternoon was spent in Central Park on a nice leisurely walk. (Well, we were looking for the entrance to the Central Park Zoo, but just couldn't find it anywhere).
But we did find the bridge from Enchanted... :)
And an Alice in Wonderland statue with kids climbing all over it.
And the boat racing lake from Stuart Little...
We even found Stuart Little's House
We also found the "Dum Dum Gum Gum" statue from Night at the Museum
Our favorite museum though (we visited a lot - Guggenheim, The Metropolitan Museum of Fine Art, the MoMA) we really LOVED the Met... A lot of classical painters were featured there and it took us a good part of Sunday Morning just to maneuver around the museum.
Degas
Seurat
I truthfully don't know who painted this one, we just knew it was the one stolen in "The Thomas Crowne Affair" with Pierce Brosnan.
I have a lot more pictures. These are just a few from Guy's camera. I haven't even touched my camera yet. so... More to come at a later date!
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