No pictures this time. Hey, I barely have any description as there was a prohibition on pictures and it was too dark to sneak one anyway. Plus, I didn’t have anything to write notes with. I was wandering through Times Square and was offered a handout by a young lady. I declined it (politely – [...]
Archive for the ‘Manhattan’ category
Ankling to the King Tut Exhibit
August 1, 2010A Saturday in NYC
September 12, 2009It’s been a while since I’ve done a post. Actually, it’s been a while since I’ve done any significant new wandering around NYC; but today I did. It’s cool, dreary, and overcast with occasional rainshowers. My kind of day. I got up and couldn’t figure out what I felt like doing and realized it’s been [...]
Flat Stanley and Famous Ankles Part 4
July 14, 2009I hope that James T. of Falls Church is enjoying this series. He sent me Flat Stanley and asked for pictures. James T. lives next to Washington D.C. That’s the current capital of the United States, but I wonder if he knew that New York City used to be the capital of the United States. [...]
Flat Stanley and Famous Ankles Part 3
July 13, 2009My continuing adventure with Flat Stanley on behalf of the fine and noble James T. of Falls Church, Virginia. My next stop took me to a very famous location New York: Wall Street. That street is famous for the New York Stock Exchange which is where lots of people buy and sell shares of stock. [...]
Flat Stanley and Famous Ankles Part 2
July 12, 2009I decided that I needed to take Flat Stanley to see the Statue of Liberty. The Statue of Liberty is 305 feet tall and is located on a small island in New York harbor. That’s south of the island of Manhattan. The island is located pretty far out in the harbor. When I got to [...]
