To do this week: Visit Central Park!

This was our first view of Central Park as we were heading to the Boathouse for brunch on Saturday.

I knew as soon as we saw those yellows - we were in for a treat!

 This was my first time to The Loeb Boathouse and I have to admit the scenery can't be beat!

The Quiche Lorraine was amazing!

The view from our table!

We had so much fun at brunch with my darling cousin, Emma, and her parents!

It was cool to see all of the set up going on for the marathon!

My amazing uncle, Dr. Gary Holt, ran it and crossed this finish line in under THREE hours! Wowza!

Looking back at the Boathouse!

Check out all of those colors!

 Blog title should actually read 'MUST' do this week: Visit Central Park!

Le Pain Quoten in the Park!? How did I not know this existed before??

I'll be heading back soon!

And finally... how cute is this little girl? 

My niece, Chloe, at her older sister, Gwen's birthday party!

An even more royal wedding!

 

Central Park Conservatory Garden

After church on Sunday, hubby and I headed up to the Central Park Conservatory Garden. It was such a lovely afternoon! We took a brief stroll through the {FREE!} gardens before heading to the trellis behind the fountain here...

For a wedding!!! Hubby officiated his fourth wedding. It was most lovely and I think he did a wonderful job! I enjoyed hearing his marriage advice :) The newlyweds looked fabulous and it was a most gorgeous backdrop with the garden!

Afterwards, we took a quick stroll past this tulip garden before grabbing a cab to head back downtown. I didn't edit the colors in these! It really was that beautiful!

I was thinking it would be fun to make a Shutterfly/Blurb/MyPublisher book someday for my kiddos about colors using the photos from the garden! The colors were so vibrant!

Hubby and I walking out of the garden. He promised to take me back on a date soon! I can't wait! Thanks for being my prince :)

Good to know: The Conservatory Garden is open from 8am until dusk. You can enter at 106th Street and Fifth Avenue (Upper East Side). If you can, make it up there soon!