OK! I'm back, who's ready for NY part two!!! and sorry about the delay I've just started school and my time management skill are not the best, ok lets get to it!

DAY 4: Day 4 was one of my favorites after another bus tour and some more walking around in time square we went to Maddam Tussauds wax museum! I looove wax museums! I've been to 4 in the past and for me they are fun EVERYTIME. Whatever city I'm in if i see one we have to go. We also went to the "Ripley's believe it or not" museum but for me this was the least exciting one (I've been to 3 of those, the one in Florida was way better).

this was at the Ripley's museum it reminded me so much of the movie saw



she looks so real!!!



A picture hanging up at the Ripley's museum, i want that dog!

DAY 5: so day five more bus tours ( my mom wanted to make sure she saw every bit of NY. and then we went to the statue of liberty. Every place we went to had the LONGEST LINES ever. And because it was so hot the last thing we wanted to do was wait in line for hours. before our trip my mom was searching for tickets online and found these passes. she said they were kind of pricey but with these card we got to skip to the front of the line at all the attractions!!!! they were also our ticket into all of the museums,attractions, and bus tours I've been telling you about. 

statue of liberty

view of Manhattan from the boat



my pass

one of the ridiculously loooong  lines

Day 6:  day 6 was  a busy day I got to see a little bit of soho (shopping!) I visited ground zero and the memorial. the memorial was touching the actually site looked like a huge construction site so I didn't get to look at it very good. One of my friends who had visited NY one week prior to me said to get the most out of it you have to take a tour, so the tour guide can explain to you everything that had happen. I wish I had gotten a chance to take the tour. next to ground zero a man was making smoothies and it was seriously the best smoothie I had every had in my life. yep it was that good. Also during my trip I had become obsessed with gelatto it's the best thing ever, every single time I past it, I had to buy some (I'm not joking). We visited the empire state building (ugh more long lines) and  also stopped in china town and were ambushed by a bunch of men wanting us to buy fake goods from them. I bought 2 dvds...one didn't work -_-. I didn't get to stay there long and look around because it was time to get back onto the tour bus and I missed my bus!!!! It began to rain really hard so we had to take the subway which got us back to our hotel in like 10mins. so from then on we were official subway riders :)

ground zero

my view from on top empire state

empire statue building! world 2nd largest building

omg this stuff is amazing

DAY 7: Our final day, by this time I was so ready to go home. don't get me wrong I loved new york!!!! loved it!!! but! I was so tired I had walked so much, my sleep was still off from the time change and I missed my friends and my bed! our hotel had sleep number beds which I was super excited about because I had always wanted to try one but they really aren't that great and my mom said hers kept deflating lol. so for our final day we all went out to eat breakfast together and then went souviner shopping for our friends and family back home. our afternoon flight back home was so bumpy omg I thought we'd fall out the sky (I have a fear of flying) but we made it safe and sound and were so happy to be back. And that's it! i feel like i left out sooo many detail and pictures, like our trip to Brooklyn and Harlem. but so much happened it'd be impossible to blog everything. Just some advice for future NY travelers you can't see it all in a day, or 3 days, or 7 days! So give yourself alot of time when you go, there is so much to see and I didn't even come close to seeing half of new york.