Enjoy your trip! Sounds like fun! And good luck with the vacay eating, I know it’s a challenge, but you can do it! ❤️
13 Jul 18 by member: mrsroboto
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Enjoy your vacation on the east coast..You'll be fine.
13 Jul 18 by member: murphthesurf
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Have fun!! Maintenance will be there when you are back from vacation and you'll get it figured out.
13 Jul 18 by member: mars2kids
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Enjoy your trip - if you some up with some good ideas please share - I'm thinking ahead to August - a week visiting our son and his family - will be mostly eating in restaurants...
13 Jul 18 by member: thenester
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See I told you that modeling opportunity would happen ! Wow, in NYC signing contracts with several agencies now, good 4 you ! GIRL YOU SEXY.
...Older kids giving Mom advice on where to move ? : ) (hehe) ...Have an enjoyable trip with the family ! Keep us posted on all the fun your having..... Remember make wise food choices.
13 Jul 18 by member: wright2018
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There’s a ton of great food in NYC, but you’ll do tons of walking to even it out.
13 Jul 18 by member: Glantzkar
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Hello @momma6224, Read this ----you'll get a chance to see this tonight while your in NYC. It is called 'ManhattanHenge'... It happens only a few days each year...This is the night... It is when the sunsets align perfectly between the buildings making for a great and memorable photo opportunity. You've timed your trip well to see this Solstice. Here are specific details pulled from the news today ! Light from the sunsets shoot down roads running east to west with no blockage from the borough's famous skyscrapers on Thursday and Friday (July 12 and 13, 2018). Official sunset for both evenings is 8:27 p.m. ET. You might want to seek out a good spot about a half hour before sunset.
CNN Senior Meteorologist Brandon Miller had good news for Manhattanhenge fans on Thursday: "Weather looks near perfect for viewing the sunset both on Thursday and Friday evenings. Temperatures will be around 80 degrees and most importantly, skies should be mostly clear, with very little cloud cover."
What causes it?
You can thank Manhattan's easy-to-use grid system, which dates back to the early 1800s, for the effect. This happy alignment starts at Houston Street and runs up to just south of 155th Street.
13 Jul 18 by member: wright2018
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13 Jul 18 by member: jimmiepop
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Have a great time and enjoy yourself.
13 Jul 18 by member: tahoebrun
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13 Jul 18 by member: blueberryeye
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13 Jul 18 by member: blueberryeye
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Thanks everyone! We’ve been so busy and walking a ton! Also eating good food😁
14 Jul 18 by member: momma6224
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