We went to the South Seaport where they used to have a fish market. We ate on the third floor of this huge building and overlooked the seaport. It was beautiful outside and on the way out, we even got to see a big group of break-dancers!
Eric planning out our day.
On the double-decker tour bus. Both times we rode, our tour guides made us laugh with their cynicism. 
Another "after" picture. I have tried three times to make my hair this silky-smooth, but have failed in every attempt. Sigh. If only I had a big head-dryer and 45 minutes to sit under it.
Abe Vigoda in the NBC store.
The hallway in our very quaint hotel.
Before every Wicked show, they draw a lottery for 30 tickets. This is us waiting with a ton of other people (we didn't win). We did, however, see Spring Awakenings (pretty needlessly sexual, but excellent acting and singing) and Curtains (we both loved it).
Crazy Times Square.
At the top of the Empire State Building. Every picture taken outside turned out awful. This one, on the other hand, is awesome. It shows all that I was feeling. Notice how I'm sitting by the trash can.
Central Park. I had no idea how huge it is. It's miles wide and long. There is a zoo, a carnival area, tons of playgrounds, coffee shops... what else? We didn't walk around here too much.
And Little Italy. We ate bruschetta and ravioli and manicotti. It was very good.
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