Great Granny Flamm with her posse
Best Buds
Hanging out in the back of the 6-wheeler while I take them on a ride.
My Cowgirl
Giddy Up
Getting ready for her grand entrance.
Nana Flamm, Aunt Carly, Millie, Grandma Jager, Aunt Lindsay
After the storm we went to see Ground Zero. What an overwhelming experience.
While we were there Brady took this cute picture of us. I love it!
Thank you Katie for recommending The Shake Shack. It was the best burger I have ever had and well worth the wait! Really! (thanks Helene for the picture, I stole it from your facebook).

Friday night we met up with our friends from Germany, Sven and Helene (they were in Oxford with us). We all spent a ridiculous amount of money at the M&M store buying custom colors. Brady wanted to bring home Millie her favorites; pink, yellow, purple. He was so excited to tell her about it and when he did she said, "Dad, I like ALL the colors now". LOL, he spent $9 on basically nothing. By Saturday I was sooooooo tired! Coming out of my 1st trimester and not being use to walking all over the place anymore, I wasn't sure if I was going to last. Brady let me sleep in a little and it helped a ton. After my much needed rest we decided to try our luck at the lottery for the broadway hit "In The Heights". I was so sad our name didn't get called. We really wanted to go.
Next we cruised on down to the Stanton Island Ferry. It drove us right past the Statue Of Liberty. What a beautiful sight. When the boat landed we decided to walk through Wall Street. It was so fun! There was a little carnival going on and got to eat lots and lots of YUMMY food. Is there anything better then roasted corn on the cob? I don't think so!
We REALLY, REALLY wanted to see "In The Heights", so we went back to Time Square to try our luck at the lottery 1 more time and guess what...they called Brady's name and we scored front row tickets for $26.00 bucks. AWESOME!
What better way to celebrate then by posing with the Naked Cowboy.
Brady was most excited for Sunday. Sven, Helene, Brady, and I met up with one of our other Oxford friends Tom. He took the train from Connecticut to come to the Yankees game with us. To bad it got rained out! Oh well, we hit a classic diner in the Bronx and ate doughnuts. Even better.
Brady, Tom, Sven After stuffing our faces we met up with some more of our great friends from Oxford, The McGill's. Brady was in Merton with Tony and Jodi was one of my greatest friends. It was so good to see them! I couldn't believe how big their little man Wryder had gotten. He is so darling. My only regret about that day was that this was the only picture I got. What was I thinking!
Jodi and Wryder (I miss you guys!)
The Empire State building on our long walk back to our apartment.
Stunning!
Saying Goodbye Monday Morning In Central Park
Next time we go on a trip I think I'll take my good camera. I missed my rebel.
We also got to catch up with one of my greatest friends. It was so good to see Becca and her family. Her little girl is a cutie!
On our drive back home we decided to go hiking in Zion National Canyon. Brady and I haven't been there since we were kids. It was stunning. I could have posted a million pictures, but since I have to post about New York still I decided to keep this one short.
Best Buddies
Jager and Grandpa Jager playing in the tree house.
My poor little one got her finger slammed in a door a few days ago. Millie just kept crying for her daddy and saying, "Owie Wowie". He was on an airplane so we couldn't get a hold of him, it broke her heart and mine. My mom and I took her straight to the doctor. She broke the tip and they burned a hole in the nail to drain the blood. She was put on an antibiotic and sent home. Millie has to wear a splint and she has been so good about it. I haven't heard her complained once. It does make her nervous when I change the bandage, but other then that she has been an extremely brave little one.
These pictures were taken 3 days later and nail is still oozing.
On a happier note, my niece Cyndell was in her 1st play, Beauty and The Beast. It was so fun to watch her up on stage. I was really impressed with all the kids, I thought they did a fantastic job.
GO DELL! We love you and are proud of you.
Her proud cousins watching from the audience.