Have you ever been to New York City and seen the Statue of Liberty, Grand Central Station, or Times Square? Let me tell you what it's like to be a tourist in New York.

When I went to the Statue of Liberty I couldn't wait to see one of the nation's landmarks. When I got there I was astonished to see that Lady Liberty was huge (she was the biggest lady I have ever seen) and over time she had turned green like she had the stomach virus or something. I saw the whole New York Skyline and my cousin pointed out where the Twin towers had been. We took lots of pictures and knew that this memory we would tell our grandkids about.

It was my first time ever on a subway, and I was lucky I took a shuttle out of GRAND CENTRAL STATION. I saw why they called it that it was GRAND it was CENTRAL and it was a STATION. This station had coffee shops, boutiques, restaurants, everything basically. Out of every stopping station from the trains and such went into a ballroom type place where in the middle an information booth with the world famous clock.

Times Square was everything and more than I expected, I could have bumped into Beyonce' and wouldn't know it. This place was packed with people everywhere you turned people, people, and more people. As you look up you could see why there were so many people there were skyscrapers that seemed like they could touch the moon! So do the math millions of people on the ground at lunch time or in their offices waaaaaaay up there. I saw the MTV publication station across from Toys "R" Us. I saw where they shoot Good Morning America.

I had the time of my life and would love to go back I hope you will be able to see all of New York City some day … it's awesome.