In one of my last nights in the city one of the places that I had to go and say goodbye was for sure Madison Square Garden area. I love that place for the view to the Empire, for Macy's, for the Madison Square Garden itself, for the Christmas shop windows, the hot-dog tents', the crowd, the cold and definitely the spirit that place brought and still brings to me. All of the magic can start there!!
Check out some pictures below.
The city that never sleeps...on my own Photos
So... now that you have seen all these photos, what do you feel about? Did you share the same feeling as I do?? Isn't it magic??
This is defenitely the city where the dreams come true, where everythig can happen and the city where you can believe in your dreams! They can all be possible and you can find them just in the corner!
Is it or not that much??
Be sure to stay tuned to read how this American dream has ended!!
OMG!!! I couldn't expect more of the americans when it comes to big parties and ceremonies!
When I planned my trip to NY, one of the points on my to-do list was definitely the Christmas Tree Ceremony opening live and let me tell you that it is prepared to the milimeter to everyone fell safe and can enjoy the show. So many celebrities perfomances, so many people (thousands and thousands!), cold, excitening and amazed with all of the lights and spirit!!
It felt like New Year's Eve! Trust me! It was sooo amazing!
Ohh... and imagine that city super crowded that I took hours to walk like 4 blocks from the showroom to Rockefeller Center and find a really good spot where I could see something. Unfortunatly, I didn't get the spot where I wanted to stay. But it was ok! I loved anyway!
Below you can watch some of the movies I did at that night and also some pictures.
(Sorry, for the bad quality of the movies... It a little hard to hold the machine for so long even more when you're getting frozen!)
- Visiting all of the emblematic places in the city;
- Last minute shopping;
- Christmas gifts missing;
- Last minute events;
- Planning goodbye dinner;
- Ice-skating;
- Rockefeller Christmas Tree ceremony opening;
- Last classes with my amazing and funniest teachers;
- Last days at Micky London;
- Last room parties for everyone!
ohh... and of course our last big emotions... (Iny, take a deep breath to NOT cry! Lol!)
I'm gonna do different post for the different points above!!
I haven't posted too much lately but here I have some new stories about my last year stay in NY. Actualy about my last full weekend there!
So... since I got two tickets to the Circle Line that my Micky London' internship colleague gave me I had to take advantage of that opportunity and just go once she left the town and we didn't had the chance to go together. So I invite some friends on campus and let me tell you that I couldn't leave NY with a better view from the city like that.
I'm trying to leave you just some pictures cause I have tons of them but I don't think I can. =)
