
So, for spring break two of my dear friends and I decided to go to New York. Actually, let me add we decided to go the Wednesday before Spring break. Talk about spontaneity! Which, if you ask me is the perfect way to do it. I had a travel itch people, I had to get rid of it! Funny enough though, it's still here. Oh well, we'll see how that goes...
Well, we walked around and up and down that city in the short time we were there, and it was amazing. I still want to go back again and see more! I know I missed quite a few things, but who has the time after waiting in line FOREVER to see Wicked. I mean, come on...we were dedicated.. and yes, we did it. We got in with 3 minutes to spare! Hooray! We had fabulous seats and the show completely blew me away! I mean, I had heard good things about it, but I had no idea it was going to be this good. Well, while we were waiting in the cancellation line for the tickets our legs were killing us from standing and people were dropping like flies. Camille had mentioned doing a victory dance once we got the tickets, and Lindsay said she didn't have it in her. Lindsay is dramatic as well, and of course had been saying that she was "praying all day that the Lord would give us tickets, and I don't think he wants us to have them! I don't think I have it in me to dance!" Well, to that Camille goes, "we'll get them! Don't worry!" and of course, Lindsay responded with "I don't believe in Karma and Jesus already shot me down." Ha! To that Camille and I go, what? and then just started laughing because, if you know her.. you know.. that's Linds for ya.. Never a dull moment and always dramatic random sayings that leave you puzzled.
Well, we became spies on canal street going behind moving walls to get purses, going to have breakfast in Alice and Wonderland, walking up and down Central Park listening to Jazz bands, wanting to row boats, thinking about renting bikes, and watching an old lady sit on a bench next to her scooter playing her electric guitar (my favorite part), while getting hit on by old men in Times Square (eww and hysterical..), and dancing and singing up and down Broadway. It was a great trip and it was over WAY TOO SOON.