As the week began we took a
subway to Flushing Meadows, site
of the 1964 World's Fair to attend...
of the 1964 World's Fair to attend...
Mexican Independencia Day and El Grito.
Sponsored by the Consul Generalwho graciously welcomed us.
Viva Mexico!!!
A splendid reception, rousing speeches and thisspectacular Mariachi band at it's finest.
Returning to Manhattan we turnour energy to the next event. On
Tuesday our office hosted the Religious
Communicators Council (RCC)
for its monthly lunch meeting.
After the dishes were done we ventureddowntown to Greenwich Village and
the Washington Park Monument.
And last, but not least...Introducing
Taggart Douglas Kelley
to the Big Apple.
We walked the Brooklyn Bridge with him.
We took him to Grimaldi's for pizza.
We went for walks in the park.We braved the crowds in Times Square.
We enjoyed chilling & chatting with him...
...and oh yeah, Tyson &Meredith came along too.
We close this day with a prayer of thanks
for another week of opportunities.
Harlem Ward quote for the day:
Naomi: "I realize that status is not
important; like what career we have,
what kind of car we drive...hmmm,
most of us don't have cars."
: )
Good night!
Mom & Dad
E & S H
for another week of opportunities.
Harlem Ward quote for the day:
Naomi: "I realize that status is not
important; like what career we have,
what kind of car we drive...hmmm,
most of us don't have cars."
: )
Good night!
Mom & Dad
E & S H
3 comments:
What a cute smile you captured of Tag:) We sure miss you ;)
Have you guys been to MarieBelle for hot chocolate? I think it's in Greenwich, but I"m not sure. It's supposed to be the best hot chocolate ever. So glad you got to see Mer, Tyson, & Tag - he is such a doll!
I think you two are the cutest grandparents anywhere! Thanks for loving all us. (And we're quite the crew to love.) We're thankful for you.
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