Yesterday, we had the opportunity to go to the World Trade Centre site in New York, the place where part of the September 11 atrocites occurred 5 years ago. It was a coincidence that we went on the anniversary, as we were not planning to necessarily do so. Alex had already seen it a couple …
It was an early start, as we got up and ready, and made our way to Manhattan to catch a Greyhound bus to Philadelphia, known as the “Birthplace of America”, as it is the place where the Declaration of Independance was signed. On our arrival, the overwhelming feeling was how totally different it was to …
Another big day in New York City, and another early start! We got up quite early and made our way to La Guradia Airport, which luckily is very close to where Alex’s mum lives, and only a 10 minute bus ride away. Moz and Bianca were flying on to Houston, and we wanted to fare …
Well, I don’t know about hating it! That’s a pretty severe word with lots of negative undertones. Not even dislike sits with me, but I must say, that despite the amount of time I spend here, the various things I do, and the many things I experience, it just doesn’t float the proverbial boat for …
Since our last two entries, we have done so much that I don’t even know where to start! It has been go, go, go…..and quite honestly, I feel exhausted! We were all up at 4.30am this morning, as Karen (Alex’s siter and neice and nephew, Denisse and Axel) were flying back to Ecuador today. It …
La Gran Manzana Es casi una semana en New York luego de pasar unos dias con nuestros amigos cerca a Boston. La vida y los dias vienen y van y el ritmo de esta ciudad camina tres veces mas rapido que la mente, pero como estamos en vacaciones realmente, no dejamos que nos afecte si …
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