It seems that it was yesterday that it was summer. Well, I guess is kinda was for some people. I NEVER like Summer to go away, as I love love love the heat. But I have no control over the seasons changing. All I can do is accept the Fall with open arms. And a great Fall it has been so far. We haven't seen the leave really change that much but the weather has been so beautiful that we have been spending a lot of time outside. Here is just a few things that have gone on so far:
A few weekend ago my Cousin SheaLea came through New York on her way to Africa. She was only able to come to the city for 3 hours but seeing how she had never been here I told her it was worth it. I adore New York and want everyone to love it as much as I do, so of course I will show you all around the best I can. We did a quick Midtown tour of a few of the basics. She even got some shopping in. I hope she like it enough to want to come back and really see what this city is all about. It was GREAT to see you Shea!!!With the season changing we tend to eat indoors more often. It starts getting to cold to eat at sidewalk cafes' at night. But on the bright side we get to try places that we have been wanting to try all summer. Ayla, Rachel and I trying out a new Mexican Place in the West Village. I am always on the hunt for good Mexican food up here.
Trying to take full advantage of every opportunity to be outside Meredith and I went on a walk down the West Side Walkway. It's our usual place to run. I loved the way the sun was setting over the Hudson River. It even made New Jersey look pretty.
One of my views while I run is the Statue of Liberty. It always makes me smile and thankful that I followed my dream.
I know this didn't really turn out exactly the way I was hoping but something about it makes it even better than I was shooting for. It's my small camera zooming as far as it could on the Statue of Liberty.
With every new of season come a new adventure. My roommate Angie got married. All three of these girls have been my roommates. Meredith (on the far right) was my first here in the city, Ayla (far left) was the second and Angie was the third. So many great memories!!
One of my favorite things to do in this city is bike riding. It's the best way to see the city. On Columbus Day we road around Central Park and had a picnic. I always wish I would do it more often.
On Friday I am on my way to London again. I will have to miss Halloween here in the city, which I am sad about, but will get to see Jon, which I am excited about. I am still deciding on if we will dress up for Halloween or not. I can't think of what to be. Every year I have been Britney. This year she hasn't done anything that is worth dressing up for. I've already did the bald thing. Maybe it's time to grow up and stop dressing up. I have a feeling that we will have to make a last minute homemade costume. I of course will post photos if that happens.

2 comments:
YOu had better dress up.
The bike riding looks like so much fun! I've still been reading your blog. It's so fun to get to hear all about your New York experiences. My blog went private a while back. If you want to still ready, send me an e-mail and I'll add you. tracij@conwaycorp.net
Traci Busby Johnston
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