THE MANY FACES OF NYC

Did you know: There are over 800 languages spoken in NYC alone?! 

Aside from being with people I love, my favorite thing was seeing the simple beauties of this large, diverse city. These little beauties made up a much bigger picture for me. (^^This is what I looked like all week.) Mr. Canon and I are still getting to know each other but here are a few things I saw...

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"Life is full of beauty. Notice it. Notice the bumble bee, the small child, and the smiling faces. Smell the rain, and feel the wind. Live your life to the fullest potential, and fight for your dreams." -A. Smith

^^Macey's original wooden escalators built in 1902. (excuse my painted & non-painted feet)

fun dancers in the subways earning a lil extra cash!

in NYC, there is no place to build but up. sometimes you see little homes on top of the buildings!

I was so in awe by this gorgeous little girl, I couldn't focus, literally. 

 

^^so many truly suffer to get by, day to day. humbled. 

then you have your NYC divas!^^

I made a few new friends :) ^^ (don't worry, I asked to photograph most of these people!) 

its been real New York! 

thank you for teaching me and being a big home to my sweet sister. 

hope to see you again soon!

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p.s. if you are ever in NYC and want a fun treat. try Rice-to-Riches. 

darling little shop and fun marketing. VV

DAY 3: DANCING QUEENS

the morning started off with attending the Kelly & Micheal Show! if you saw it that morning...we were totally on it...in the audience of course. we laughed at Andy Sanberg's humor and loved Kelly's wit. 

the rest of the day was filled with sight seeing, shopping, a random dance sesh in the fountains, and we finished the day sitting front row @ a broadway show. 

cue music: girls just want to have fun!!!!

hahaha sometimes you just have to dance like you just don't care! ( i love this of mom ^^)

(could our grandma be any more fun?! ^^)

we ended the evening at a Broadway Show! i LOVE Broadway shows. 

we saw Cinderella. it was fantastic! the vocals, costume changes, characters, music, it was perfection. 

we sat front row. literally, we could see the actors' spit and the entire pit of the orchestra. Chelsea could've hugged the conductor if she wanted to! i had never seen a show from that angle but wow did it make for an amazing experience. we left singing and dancing all night! I can be whatever I want to be!

i got busted for taking out the camera, so this is all i got..the set!

not to mention our nightly fashion shows, Bachelorette night, and sneaking up to get milk and cookies from the Marriott Medallion Member room thing...thank you Grandma!

I sure do love these women!