Friday, July 27, 2007

The Big Apple

Last week we headed out to New Jersey for the wedding of Bert's best buddy, Terry. (I will post a couple from the wedding shortly).

As part of the perks of being out on the East Coast, we hit the City for a few hours. Aaron and Meg met us in NJ (he was a groomsman as well) and we had a great time! They drove out from Michigan durring the night on Thursday, we trotted into the city almost as soon as they arrived Friday morning, Friday night was the wedding rehearsal, and then Saturday after Terry and Martha's wedding, they jetted back to GR. Not bad.

At the train station , Meg hopped on the moped as a photo opp. But not before being assured the owner was saftly in New York City and would never know....:)
Just like in the movies...
We had four hours to hit the must sees. Great fun!
At Carnegie Hall...
We had next to no pictures of Meg and Aaron so we took advantage of Central Park.
Ooo, handsome man...


Why not?


I bet they make more an hour than they would flipping burgers...

Even the leaves are cool!

In the Big Apple....hahaha....


Even made it into one of the shops. If Aaron had been carring a bag that day, I would definatly have checked it over. He was covinting those copper pans pretty bad... :)


They only had an hour or two of sleep in the car on the way out.... it was worth letting them sleep at least long enough to take the picture!

We had a absolute blast. It is good to spend time with Ern and Meg.

8 comments:

PEM Cell Hydrogen said...

What a bunch of good looking kids. You didn't even look like tourist. I can't believe Meg touched that bike. And I'm glad I couldn't go along, big cities and I don't get along.

Brett Hendrickson said...

How fun! Looks like you took full advantage of the few hours you had.

Tim and Lanette said...

Lookin Good A! Kudos Meg, You've revolutionized his style. :)

Mike and Belinda said...

What a great place to visit - glad you had a great time together.

lauri said...

Wow, how cool is that? And you didn't get mugged or shot or anything? Yay!

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the pictures. And truth be told, I was critiquing not coveting those French pans--too much stainless, not enough copper. :-) The knife collection however was very cool. adr

Eva Lemmon..? said...

Ahh, the ancient ginko tree. Saved from extinction by Chinese monks, the ginko is a true anachronism.

Just us Belds said...

ok so Aaron has a real twinkle in his eye in these pictures...hmmm...wedding bells soon? they are adorable together maybe we will meet her at the next reunion?