Join us for a Christmas Holiday in NYC!

It's the Peanuts kids in Macy's windows charming everyone who stopped by to enjoy the season with them.

It’s the Peanuts kids in Macy’s NYC windows, charming everyone who stopped by to enjoy the season with them.

If you’ve always worked in December, as we have, and wished for a respite from your end-of-year demands, consider this:  Someday you may be retired with a chance to enjoy holiday travel.  And that would be us.  After almost 50 years of never taking a vacation during one of the most hectic months of the year, we dropped everything to take a spur-of-the-moment mini-trip to a city that oozes holiday spirit like no other: New York City!

One of the most elegant trees in NYC -- at the Public Library!

One of the most elegant trees in NYC — at the Public Library!

So, for the next few days, we’re adding a few pics to our blog.  And we’re trying something new.  Not much copy.  Short and sweet.  Pics taken on the fly with a handy iPhone.  Here’s hoping you’ll enjoy seeing The Big Apple through our eyes under the heading Travel Series: Christmas Holiday NYC. 

Gingerbread trees dripping with jewels -- the windows at Lord & Taylor, NCY.

Gingerbread trees dripping with jewels — the windows at Lord & Taylor, NYC.

Please feel free to chime in.  If you’ve been to NYC or find something that reminds you of what you’ve seen, we’d love to hear from you.

Here’s to the holidays,

Bert and Rusha

 

About Oh, the Places We See

Met at University of Tennessee, been married for 47 years, and still passionate about travel whether we're volunteering with Habitat Global Village, combining work at Discovery with pleasure, or just seeing the world. Hope you'll join us as we try to see it all while we can!
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15 Responses to Join us for a Christmas Holiday in NYC!

  1. Melissa says:

    Enjoyed this series!

    • Oh, the Places We See says:

      Thanks, Melissa! I think I’ve got one more to come — just can’t think of a title! Appreciate the visit and title!

  2. Kevin Brent says:

    Merry Christmas to you and yours and as always, thanks for sharing these wonderful sights with all of us.

    • Oh, the Places We See says:

      It’s our pleasure to take anyone who’s interested along for the ride. We live in a great world filled with much to see. Happy holidays!

  3. Sherry Galey says:

    I’ve been to NYC 14 times, not once during the holidays. I definitely want to do that. I’m enjoying your pics.

    • Oh, the Places We See says:

      I wish I could say I’ve been to NYC 14 times! Love the city and the heartbeat of all that’s going on. Thanks for taking a look at our blog. And best wishes for a very merry holiday season!

  4. susan@marsha'sbungalow says:

    What a great idea. Looking forward to more photos

    • Oh, the Places We See says:

      Thanks for joining us on this journey, Susan. Best wishes to you for happy holidays no matter where you are!

  5. Judy @ NewEnglandGardenAndThread says:

    We’ve been to NYC before in December, but it has been a while. So, I really enjoyed your photos.

    • Oh, the Places We See says:

      Thanks, Judy. The store windows always draw me in. But there’s a lot more to do and see in NYC, and we tried to do it all! (Ha!)

  6. lulu says:

    Without question, NYC is one of the very best places to visit during the Christmas season.

    • Oh, the Places We See says:

      We totally agree. In fact, I would go again next year. Thanks for taking a look. We’ve got more coming up!

  7. Laura (Createarteveryday) says:

    These are gorgeous! Wow, so glad you’re able to get those breaks now. :))

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