After the tour at the MET - Downtown Manhattan and Yankee Stadium

So after the wonderful tour, we were all raring to go back into the MET and do more museum'g but after we had a hotdog and actually sat down for a bit, we realized that our feet needed a rest. So we headed back to the train, we were all really exhausted. But we opted to take the 4 to Yankee Stadium to see the digs. (Atom mentioned the HK store in Grand Central- we never got to go there tho so sad)

We did decide to stop downtown so Mom could take pictures in front of the work buildings that she worked at. That was a great idea because we were able to meet Barrie (he is a street vendor on B'way and we ended up having a very spiritual conversation with him, placing my personal copy of the new Jeremiah book, the September Awake! on loneliness and finding out that 2 of his 4 daughers were witnesses and his youngest was studying! It was great! He was awesome!

Mom outside of MET waiting for her hotdog
Me and the love of my life
The MET with people lounging on the stairs
YANKEE STADIUM!!!
It's gorgeous
Larger than life pictures
of awesome players

Wave HI to me mom!! she takes direction very well

Me and my honey
in front of Alex?!?!? what was I thinking???
Battery Park - outside the Bowling Green Station
Us in front of Battery Park (which we didnt have time to walk through)
Street performer, scared mom she thought he was a statue, clearly he was doing a great job!
In front of 26 Broadway
39 Broadway


At the apartment on Quincy Street with my honey

The MET Tour; The Woman and the Seed

The Metropolitan Museum of Art. A most gorgeous building and landmark in NYC. It borders Central Park and is on 5th Avenue (The Avenue of Museums) Just a few blocks from the 86th/Lexington Avenue trains (4,5,6) it's pristine to walk to and each morning the steps are thoroughly washed.

incredible shot of the front of the MET with NOONE ...so sweet

Virgina from New Jersey
Sisters from Vermont


Tour Groups gathering in front of the MET

Lobby
Waiting
Patiently
My gorgeous husband
James Brock our tour guide
Tomb of Perneb




Ankh - Pagan symbol for life - where the Cross got it's beginning

something so old retains its colour..wow
slaves





False dooway to a tomb, the priests would put food outside the doorway for the dead and that little window was there for them to look in.
Tomb of Meketre
This tomb held small figurines of daily life...i dunno for the dead to play with or what???






a sarcophocaus


See those little circles above those figures?? That means they are divine and the circles are called solar discs (where halo's came from) These were all pre-christian