Smurf balloon being blown up & the next day at the parade flying down the street. Just to the left of flying smurf, you can see a smidge of grey hair from the jerky, really tall man who pushed himself in front of us after we had been standing there an hour. He had an equally tall friend who stood next to him. They are in most of the pictures because they didn't move!!!!. Fortunately, the balloons were high, & that was the best part. We had Thanksgiving dinner in Central Park at Tavern on the Green. They had an occupancy sign that stated there could be no more than 1,250 people at one time (or some rediculous number close to that). It sounds like a convention hall!! There were rooms of people all over. The decor was amazing. Silver and copper everywhere, huge chandeliers, sparkling trees & lights.
Sadly, I think I lost my camera tonight along with the pictures. We will call tomorrow, but I am not hopeful. We were watching the Bacon Brothers sing & took a camera video for Emily, and no one knows where the camera went. Kevin probably swiped it.
Smurf balloon being blown up & the next day at the parade flying down the street. Just to the left of flying smurf, you can see a smidge of grey hair from the jerky, really tall man who pushed himself in front of us after we had been standing there an hour. He had an equally tall friend who stood next to him. They are in most of the pictures because they didn't move!!!!. Fortunately, the balloons were high, & that was the best part. We had Thanksgiving dinner in Central Park at Tavern on the Green. They had an occupancy sign that stated there could be no more than 1,250 people at one time (or some rediculous number close to that). It sounds like a convention hall!! There were rooms of people all over. The decor was amazing. Silver and copper everywhere, huge chandeliers, sparkling trees & lights.
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