Mar 23, 2010

Statue of Liver-ty

Today we went to see the Statue of Liberty, otherwise known as the "Statue of Liver-ty" to Kayla. The kids enjoyed the boat ride over, the foam crown, and purchasing souvenirs.

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Afterwards, we headed to Soho in search of Magnolia Bakery. After walking around for half an hour, we gave up and headed to Rockefeller Center. Kristin will be going back this Thursday for an ice skating lesson, and I'll be skating with Kayla. Hope it stays dry.

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Some other random snaps.

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Posted by Jason Lee at 7:54 PM

8 comments:

  1. Mieng Saetia12:17 AM

    nice. did u find that halal cart? it was like 2 blocks away from the radio city music hall.

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  2. Jason Lee6:51 AM

    Haha, aw man, didn't even think of looking for it. I'll definitely try to find it before we leave.

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  3. MeLa de Gypsie12:29 AM

    oh gosh you should've tried finding the Peanut Butter Company... they have wicked peanut butter sammies...

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  4. Heidi Adnum6:01 AM

    Gorgeous!! Thank you.

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  5. julie8:02 PM

    These are amazing shots! You are very inspiring - I love your creativity. Can you tell me what lense you were using in the picture of your girls wearing the crowns in front of the statue of liberty?

    Thanks,
    Julie

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  6. Jason Lee10:01 PM

    Hi Julie, thanks for the kind words. I used the 45 TSE for that shot : )

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  7. julie9:58 PM

    um....don't even know what that lense is. Going to look it up now.

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  8. Ramona9:26 PM

    Amazing photos again. And soooo inspiring !!!!

    may I ask what lens you used for the very tall building (don't come on the name yet, but have been there before)...

    Thank you
    Ramona

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