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Mariko and I at Columbia |
Afterward, we re-boarded the bus and drove to Times Square. I got to see a lot of the city through my window, and it was even easier to enjoy the sights inside the air-conditioned bus. Just like at campus, we had a home area where we were allowed to wander freely for a few hours. I walked around with Mariko, Alysa, Chloe, Ivette, and our friend Jacob. I got a soft pretzel and delicious lemonade for lunch, and then we went to the M&M store. I had a hard time tearing myself away from the three stories of chocolate and chocolate-themed knickknacks. But, after some fun souvenir shopping, we headed down to Forever 21.
Yes, those are M&Ms |
Earlier in the week I signed up for to go to the top of Rockefeller Center in an activity called "Top of the Rock." "Top of the Rock" was an amazing experience. I didn't see Liz Lemon or Jack Donaghy, but I did see a beautiful view of New York City. In the elevator up to the 67th floor, the ceiling played a montage of the building's history. Rockefeller Center has been there since 1933 and it has a rich past. I spent quite some time at the top gawking at the buildings and parks in the city. It truly is a beautiful place and I know I will go back in the future.
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