Get ready. Here comes a bonanza of New York pics. Basically, everything that doesn’t involve Ground Zero.

We stayed at the Omni on 5th Avenue. We started our Saturday with a nice walk down 5th.

We came across St Patrick’s Cathedral. It is entirely under renovations. Inside and out.

We did not go to Radio City this time, but I always feel the need to acknowledge it.

I’m sure there is a logical reason for big tanks of Nitrogen to be out on the street. I’m sure of it.

A bunch of the stores on 5th had Christmas window displays. I want to say that this is Sacks, but I’m not sure. I’m not even sure I spelled Sacks correctly.

We visited the Rockefeller Center tree on Sunday, but not on Saturday. This was taken as we passed by, from across the street.

Down the street from the Empire State Building. We didn’t go there either. It’s not the tallest building in the city anymore.

5th Ave, babie.

Modern Art, or geometry homework? You be the judge.

The obligatory subway adventure. Get ready for blurry train pics.

Told you.

My love. My wife. She who had the ridiculously irresponsible idea to visit the city. Good thinking, love!

We happened upon a movie shoot. Or at least some trucks and a caterer.

I took many, many pictures of random buildings.

I love finding the normal looking buildings hidden behind the gigantic sky scrapers. Look at this little two story runt.

A razor, a shaving brush, and a stand to hang them off of… $300. I love New York. (no, we didn’t buy it. My beard (or the ugly crap that passes for it) ain’t worth that much)

On this corner is located a place that needs to be saved for future reference. Last time we were in New York we stayed across the street from a restaurant that had a Sunday brunch. On Sunday we went there without realizing that their Sunday brunch was $100 a plate. Oh my stars it was worth it though. The bacon… oh the bacon.

The Christmas lights looked more impressive at night, but what are you going to do, right?

Concrete next to glass and steel. Old next to new.

After lunch we went back to the hotel for a while. When we went out again it was dark out.

That cop came up on us while we were crossing the street. We were in the way so a bus couldn’t pull through the red light to let the cop by. Sorry about that, officer.

This is on Park Avenue. Jen thought it was the Helmsley Building.

The Christmas lights really are much better at night.

Because we booked the hotel at the absolute last second, we were able to snag a massive discount on a fantastic room on the top floor of the Omni hotel. Granted, it wasn’t the suite on the top floor of the Omni hotel. This plaque is on the wall outside of said suite.

On Sunday morning we went for another walk. This time we wanted to go to the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree.

There were three Christmas light cats. At least we only saw three. The third one is coming later on.

Back at the tree.

This trip was our Christmas present to each other. Merry Christmas, Jen. I love you so much!

We didn’t go up to The Rock’s observation floor. It was freezing out on the ground. It would have been much worse a billion feet in the air.

And we finish with the third Christmas light cat. I hope you enjoyed my pointless pics from our Christmasy weekend get away to New York.