Day 2 and Day 3 in NY

On the day 2, I was still feeling jet lagged and tired.... so we took it easy.
Wondering around the Time square area, we found M&M shop. There are lots of cool novelty goods, and of course various flavour of M&M chocolate.

Near the M&M shop, there is the Hershey's shop. Although the shop was small, they had quite a good rage of chocolate including the giant Kiss, Hershey's chocolate sauce. The huge Hershey's chocolate sauce was disappointingly empty;(... I guess I can full it up....






Since we didn't want to go too far from the central, we headed to the famous department store, Macy's. More shopping... no, not for me... Andy's got a new pair of jeans with a very good price. When you shop at Macy's, go to the visitors center first to get 10% discount:)

For dinner, we went to the Restaurant row where American, Italian, French, Asian, and many more cuisines from all over the world are literally lined up next to each other. We've pick an Italian. The atmosphere was homely and the food tasted very authentic.

Day 3.... the ultimate-tourist-day:)

Start with the Wall Street. Because it was Sunday, there were only tourists and looked pretty quiet.

Followed by....Yes, the Statue of Liberty:) Not only that, we went on a helicopter tour! Amazing view from the sky.

Sexy, huh?

Don't forget the thick bready American pizza and Slurpee from Seven Eleven:)

"When you see the circular building in NY, that's the Madison square gardens." said the helicopter pilot, so this must be the one....

Walking towards to the Empire State Building, we lost it at some point...
We looked up on the map. It seemed that we are very close... how come that we don't see it...? Andy asked a couple where the building is... the guy went, "it's... three thirty..four.., oh man, it's here!" yes, we were right under the building. That explains why we didn't see it.

Anyway..., we went up to the 86th floor where you can go out on the outside view area.

Wow, I felt like I was thrown into a sea of the night lights... I was in the such a height that it didn't feel real but just like the town was made by Legos or something....

It was bloody windy and freezing up there but definitely worth going up there:)