That's What She Said

My mom in Central Park

The next day my mom and I woke up and took the bus to the airport - after stopping at Fairway Market, the best supermarket ever! I had a really great time hanging out with my mom, and she proved to be an excellent sight-seeing companion - nice relaxed style like me. I wish she would have had one or two more days in NYC just to being the tempo down a little. I also would have liked to take her through the rest of Central Park - we didn't make it to the "wild" area of the park, nor the north end of the park (one of my favorite areas).

Here is what my mom had to say:

I had the best time in New York and was so lucky to have a free tour guide. I could not imagine having to find all the sites myself. I got to see so much and enjoyed every minute of it. We were non-stop all day and I was lucky to have the perfect weather, I would recommend September as a great month to visit. I loved the Statue of Liberty and had many conflicting thoughts at Ground Zero. If you like shopping there is plenty of that. Times Square was very interesting lots of people everywhere. Central Park was awesome would have liked to gone there for a whole day and walk the entire park, with a dog would be cool. Going to the Top of the Rockefeller was amazing, you could see so much. Anyhow I had a great time and would like to thank Darwin for his free flight and my beautiful daughter for spending the time to show me the sites of New York, it would not have been the same on my own. Also was grateful to have a place to stay for free and the many good eats, thanks to Russel and Erica. Someday I will travel back there if my free tour guide can go.

Wow. I sound like the best guide ever! And I probably am, mostly because I've read Lonely Planet New York City so many times and my head is full of fun and random NYC info.

My mom and I in Central Park