This picture above is where Washington crossed the Delaware. Now there is this very narrow bridge on which 2 cars are supposed to be able to pass. With our mirrors pulled in we succeeded. The river is wider than I thought it would be.
Liz said no one who knew NYC would believe that NEITHER of our cab drivers were Middle Eastern. Both were very nice and drove like they didn't want to kill us.
The Chrysler Bldg! Check out those gargoyles. Interesting architecture on the bldg in front of it, too.
Liz and I at the Manhattan Temple. The weight of those doors behind us gave some clue as to how it can be so quiet inside. It's right across the street from the Lincoln Center and Juliard. I recommend that everyone try to go. Nathan Botts works there and I think Susie Roberts used to. Many of the interior style elements seemed to be a nod to the Salt Lake temple.
Here's a couple pictures from our trip to SLC over the Christmas break. Joe and Sadie with some Christmas morning detritus. That red spot on Joe's arm was where it intersected with a hot frying pan. For the love of bacon! Isn't Sadie a cutie?!
Just before we were dropped off at the airport we stopped in for some IHOP. Yum! More pics of this trip and Houston to come.
It's hard to find pictures of you, Amber. I think you are behind the camera too much. But I thought this was sweet. I forgot how old you are. 29 or something, I think. Hope you have a great birthday!
This picture above is where Washington crossed the Delaware. Now there is this very narrow bridge on which 2 cars are supposed to be able to pass. With our mirrors pulled in we succeeded. The river is wider than I thought it would be.
Liz said no one who knew NYC would believe that NEITHER of our cab drivers were Middle Eastern. Both were very nice and drove like they didn't want to kill us. 
The Chrysler Bldg! Check out those gargoyles. Interesting architecture on the bldg in front of it, too.
Liz and I at the Manhattan Temple. The weight of those doors behind us gave some clue as to how it can be so quiet inside. It's right across the street from the Lincoln Center and Juliard. I recommend that everyone try to go. Nathan Botts works there and I think Susie Roberts used to. Many of the interior style elements seemed to be a nod to the Salt Lake temple.
