Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Night 4....

So first of all this is Ryan. I'm the Brother. So me and my sister had an argument about where to go for dinner. I wanted to try something new--this Greek restaurant but she wanted to go the Ellen's STardust Dinner which is a place where the peoples sing and I got a milkshake. It was good so you can tell where we ended up going but before we get to that we must talk about the subway trip in. So my sister sang on the subway and I was really nervous but really proud of her cause that was really brave of her. Ommm..... So we went to Ellen's because my sister won rock, paper, scissors and my sister requested this song called "You're never fully dressed" from Annie and it's snappy and it's a good song. The waitresses came over singing and my sister was shrinking back into her seat because she thought they were going to make her sing and she had just sang on the subway so I told my mom to cut her some slack and then I had a patty melt and a milkshake and it was good.



Then we walked to Times Square to get Christa a swatch watch because she sang on the subway but they were too expensive still so she has to earn a little more money maybe by singing for swatch watches outside the swatch store. So after that we went to talk to some Navy guys because it is Fleet Week so my mom asked when they ship out because I really want to see some cool ships and the last guys said "No navy ships for YOU!" but we might try to go down in the morning and see if they are still there and if they are I will be happy and I might get to take a tour of a real live battle ship or destroyer or something even cooler like a floating aircraft carrier like in the Avengers.


We walked to this theatre called the Roundabout Theatre that is at Studio 54 which my mom says is all famous and stuff. WE watched this play called Harvey. Harvey is Elwood P. Dowd's (aka dr. Sheldon Cooper) large 6 foot3.5 inch tall rabbit friend. It was a great play! My favorite line from the play was from Elwood and he said "My mom always told me to be smart or pleasant. I spent the first half of my life being smart and now I prefer to be pleasant." We came up with a new phrase in our family: What Would Elwood Do! Then we went to this new pie store and we ate pies and I said hi to the pie lady because that is what Elwood would do. This is one of the things I love about this city--you can have a baby pie after a Broadway play at 11 pm at night. What a city!!!!!!!!!




1 comment:

  1. Ryan, great post! Sounds like a wonderful evening! Christa, I am so proud of you for singing on the train & for your Swatch. I have an old bright yellow one that might still work, it's definitely vintage. Connor, Declan, and I are all very jealous of your summer in NYC. Keep up the good work! Can't wait to read the next post.

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