This was a wonderful weekend to travel to New York City. My husband and I had a wedding to go to on Saturday evening. We arrived at out Hotel around 3:00pm, and we were told our room wasn’t available. (here is the back story on the hotel…We have stayed at the same hotel for the last 15 years. It is on the East side in the 60’s on Park Avenue. The location is in walking distance of everything…we were there last month and had really bad service. I’m not one to complain, but they sent us a questionnaire, and I just told them what I experienced. Needless to say, they offered us an upgrade to a one bedroom suite on our next stay…that just happened to be this weekend). I of course immediately rolled my eyes, here we go again….I guess the front desk person looked at out record and went to get the manager…he immediately apologized and upgraded us to the Presidential Suite…this was going to be great. Our room was on the 18th floor, bedroom, dining room , office, kitchen, living room, and the piece de resistance…a balcony that wrapped around the whole place. What a great start to our weekend.
We changed our clothes and made our way towards 66th street to find a wedding gift and visit a friend from home…Both missions accomplished, a vintage martini shaker for the bridge and groom (second marriage) and a quick tour of our friends digs.
The wedding was beautiful and understated, in an old private club, housed in an old brownstone. The night was over early and we opted to walk home…but, how could I, I had on high heels. I told my husband, you should walk in my shoes. He quickly pulled off his shoes and gave them to me, I put them on and we walked back to our hotel. Me wearing his shoes in stocking feet, my shoes in hand. Back to the hotel, almost safe and sound…Talking on the phone and negotiation curbs with bigs shoes on, resulted in a face plant and 2 scratched knees. A couple of band-aids and I was good to go.
Sunday morning, breakfast, MOMA, macaroons and a visit with my mother-in-law…what a great trip…Take a look a the pictures!
You look too cute in the shoes. I like them. Your poor husband is shoeless, but trucking right along as if he had shoes. One would never notice. What a cool guy. I love the big, spraddle-legged dog. And the view of the street without a wall to hold onto about made me fall off the edge! I enjoyed these immensely, Gail. We got to see you guys and NYC too and hear about your trip. Nice.
George…he is a great guy….we had a great trip…NYC, really is a fun place to visit….
the St Bernard looked like he wanted to eat that little doggie!
I thought you were styling in Davids shoes..Leave it to you to start a new trend.. I was in the city yesterday . Round trip Acela, meeting and then Maxs Deli ( oye vey)
Loved the gallery shots especially the white piece….
glad you had fun. Loved the vintage gift!
you’re the best Sandy!!!!!!
Great story and pictures…I felt like I was there with you. Your husband is a knight in shining armor…..and you look like a fashionista in his shoes!
I love the iconic Elvis…one of my favorites.
Have a great day. I’m going to be thinking of the Big Apple!
thanks E…
My husband is great…me a fashionista…?
Back in Boston..Marathon Monday.
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great photos. I love the highrise perspectives, the yellow tulips and the vertical glass-staircase reflections!
thanks for looking, I really appreciate you taking the time and the feedback!
Made me home sick. Haven’t been to NY in soooooo long.
thanks for looking..hope you get back to visit soon…I’m from Boston, so I get to go a lot…
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Oh my goodness, this seems like it was a really fun trip! How sweet that your husband gifted you with his shoes for that walk home. 🙂
I love your photos too. It reminds me of how fun it was to visit New York. 🙂
Have a happy Sunday Evening,
Currie
It was a really great trip 🙂
Thanks for stopping by!
Best
G
Every time i hear about New York,i remember Home Alone! Love the photos,uniquely brought out.
the tulip and the vehicle pictures are really cool 🙂
thanks Joshi 🙂
Glad you enjoyed you trip to the Greatest City in the world (New Yorker, gotta brag a bit about it 🙂 )
thanks and it is a great city!
Glad you had fun!
thanks you for taking the time to stop by 🙂
You’re welcome.
it was fun!!!!
Great week!
yes..
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Oh I liked that your husband lend you his shoes, I would love to see you walking on his shoes !
..they were a bit big on me..I tripped because I was texting and not paying attention to the curb. I wasn’t used to having such big fit!
Oh! sorry about the mishap Gail.Sound so funny though!!
Great pictures, sounds like a great trip. One day i’d love to visit NY.
you’ll love it!
Hi Gail,
Great shot! I tried to send you an email, but it was bounced. can you send me your correct email? i’m: jeff@jeffreyaiellophotography.com. Thanks!!
sure thing 🙂
What s great experience. Great pics
thanks so much for taking the time to look and comment.
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I love visiting NYC whenever I can, which is not too often these days. Thanks for visiting by blog and liking my recent post at blog.glennweissel.com
NYC is a great place to visit!
We are lucky to be in Boston, just a 3-4 hour drive away!
Your husband’s shoes look good on you!:)
thanks 🙂
Could be a new trend;)
you never know 😉