Day 1!

After the busiest day that I've ever had I can say, it was my best birthday ever! I was that lucky that I could celebrate my 18th birthday in New York City.  At 8 o'clock the bus finally left the hotel and we could start our adventure in one of the largest cities in the world. First we met with a really sweet  guy who showed us first the Public Library. But unfortunately it was closed so we couldn't go inside. After the library we went to the Central Park, exactly the west side of the Park, and of course no one wanted to miss taking pictures in that beautiful place, especially in strawberry field. Of course we weren't bored on the bus because Garrett told more and more interesting stories about New York and about the more and more beautiful buildings of the City. For example The Empire State Building, and the Museum of Culture, History and "Everything" what we just could image in our dream. So shame we had to say goodbye to Garret because he had leave. After  a really good lunch we visited the Museum of Art. We had only 2 hours and I admit it wasn't enough. And the best parts of the day were first a hip hop class, where a really cute and amazing dancer guy. Who was amazing teacher, and even those who haven't danced hip hop they also loved to taste some part of the hip hop dance. We danced from the West to East Coast. After the dance class we went to the best and most amazing, beautiful place in the whole world. The Times Square. I felt I needed sunglasses  because it was so bright. We had dinner in the Hard Rock Cafe. I had the most fantastic moment in my life. The waiter said I have to sign up something, and I was a little bit worried that I have to pay the dinner for every one, and then He yelled that my birthday is today and everyone in the restaurant wished happy birthday to me. It was incredible, I couldn't even believe that... After dinner we had time to take night pictures on theTimes Square. We have been here for 2 days, but we are already a family. Thank you so much every one. I hope we are gonna keep talking to each other, and visit each others countries. I made a lot of friends. Love everybody!!!

Zsofi Kaiser 

Hungary