Day in the Town

Today we headed into the city for some fun and to run some errands. Here's our subway stop for posterity - The York Station on the F Line.


And here's where we go through the turnstile.


First stop was Chinatown off the East Broadway stop. Mommy wanted dim sum. Daddy wasn't too happy about this because even though New York has so many good restaurants I know for a fact that there aren't any good dim sum restaurants.


Sure enough it wasn't very good. But the waitresses had a good time playing with you.


After that we hopped on the F Line again and headed north. We had to get off on 50th Street because of some construction and ended up walking by daddy's office.


We headed up to 57th and took the bus over to 1st Avenue. Here's the 59th Street Bridge or the Queensborough Bridge on our way to...


The Conran Store. It has modern stuff like mommy and daddy like but we don't like the store very much because the service there is atrocious. Anyway we had some coupons to spend before April so we loaded up on some toys for you and a few things for mommy and daddy.


Here we are inside. Too bad we didn't have enough money for this cute rocking chair. You had a lot of fun hanging out in the kids section.


You also had a lot of fun with this big crate of balls. You would pick them up and throw them everywhere.


After that we stopped into Starbucks to feed you some food and milk. You can see what different eyes we have in this picture.


After that we took the bus back to 5th Avenue. This is a famous shopping street. There are lots of high end shopping stores right here which is why it's so busy.


We stopped in Hickey-Freeman (suit store for men) and this place - Takashimaya. It's a high end department store. Mommy would buy me mochi desserts from this store when she was in Japan. The one in New York is quite small but has very unusual things. Mommy bought two pairs of Gola shoes. Daddy's been dying to get a pair of Golas but I can't find the ones I like.


Around this time you got very tired and so we decided it was time to go home.


On the way back to the subway we passed the Rockefeller Center which has a famous skating rink so we stopped for a photo.


When we got back all the cars were gone from our street. It's being set up for a Audi commercial tonight. I'll see if I can get some photos of the shooting.