A snowy Tuesday and the MMOA

So today is the only day that we are supposed to get any rain or snow.  Woke up and it was already raining.  Because of the weather we decided to take it easy today and just go through the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Luckily for us it was within 2 blocks of the apartment.  Got there and went through the main entrance with no trouble.  I have to say that I’m really glad I purchased the tickets with the NY City Pass before we left to come here.  The lines in this place were really crazy.  Having purchased the tickets ahead of time it took us all of two minutes to get our little button and start going through the museum.

Unfortunately there are no pictures for today because we weren’t sure if they would allow pictures to be taken.  Well, they did just no flash.  The museum is incredible and the amount of stuff there is to see is crazy.  We only made it through 3 sections before we had had enough and had to leave.  We saw the Egyptian Art, The American wing, Arms and Armor and the Medieval Art sections.  Those sections took us about 3 hours to get through.  It’s hard to describe the things that we saw.  I’m really wishing right now that we had taken the camera.

Here is a link to the museum’s web page that shows the floor plan and just how big the place really is.  http://www.metmuseum.org/visit/museum-map

When we came out of the museum it was snowing.  Luckily it was wet snow and didn’t stick.   We called it a short day to day since the last couple of days we have been going most of the day.  Tomorrow we will be back at it with the all day outings.  We are looking at a hop on hop off bus tour and maybe a carriage ride through Central Park.  We will see how we feel.

After seeing the area of the Christmas Tree in Rockefeller center and the amount of people we have been around the last couple of days, I can see why Dwayne does not want to go watch the tree be lit.  It is quite a bit more of tight quarters than Times Square.  Again, we will have to see how we are feeling tomorrow night.

 

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