Wednesday, May 14, 2008

Live from New York

Hi everyone! I'm writing to you live from the Big Apple! I know I am posting a bit early this week, but I wanted to make sure to say hi while I was here in NYC. Here's me and Dad on the plane. I'd like to take a moment to formally apologize to the man in front of me. So Man, I'm sorry I kicked your seat for pretty much the entire flight. I'm a baby, it's what I do.

Here's the limo we took from the airport to our apartment. I told Mom and Dad that there was no way I'd be caught dead pulling into NYC in a taxi.

Here we are in the subway station. I say hi to everyone on the subway. I'm very popular.

Here's Times Square! There are so many lights to see, I love it! Do you notice how Dad is holding me in every one of these pictures? That's because I wouldn't ride in the stroller. Hats off to Dad for being the strongest man ever!

This is the ferris wheel in Toys R Us. That's right, it's in the store! Mom selflessly declined to ride with us so that so that she could take pictures. It has nothing to do with the fact that she is scared of heights. Really.


Wednesday, May 7, 2008

Safari

Hi everyone! This week, Mom and Dad took me on an African Safari. It was awesome. Mom and Dad aren't the best with the directions, so I was the navigator for the day. I have a great sense of direction. Just don't look to closely at that map and notice that I'm reading it sideways, okay?

Here I am in my jungle hat, ready to go see the animals. I saw giraffes and cheetahs and all kinds of things, but the best part was riding in the tram. Except that the crazy driver kept stopping, that was driving me bonkers. Who cares about one of the last eight white rhinos in existence, is it too much to ask to keep the tram in motion?!

Did you know that they have Merry-Go-Rounds in the middle of the African wildlife? I was pleasantly surprised by that fact.

After a long day on safari, there's nothing better than Dad's shoulder. I was pretty worn out, all I wanted to do was get in the car and go home...

...but then the lions overtook our car! So we were stranded. (Not really, but it makes for a better story, doesn't it?)