My first Jewish wedding - the hora!
The fire alarm went off at 6:30 am the next morning after some lady hung her dress on the sprinkler. I have very strong feelings against that lady, as well as the lady who I saw running down the hall, causing me to think the hotel was burning down and Aaron and I had to get out or die.
The same day as the hellish 1.5 hour fake fire at the crack of dawn, Aaron and I traveled to Hoboken to visit Aaron's friend, Ryan. I have never been to Hoboken before and I must say, it's pretty awesome. It's a town in NJ that's one square mile in size and just a bridge across from Manhattan, or stop on the PATH. It's eclectic with some pretty amazing food. If I was still in NYC I would definitely consider living in Hoboken over an outside borough like Brooklyn.
Aaron was stoked to see Cake Boss, without a line too! We went in and got him some birthday cake :-)
Fiore's. Absolutely amazing sandwiches with the best mozzarella. I need to live here.
The view from Hoboken
We also spent some time in Manhattan meeting up with friends and eating more delicious food.
We had a delicious housemade pasta at Pepe Rosso Social
With Aaron in Washington Square Park. I love that neighborhood.
Met up with my super smart friend Amena, who is a second year at NYU's law school!
Our trip ended with 1.5 hours of traffic trying to get to JFK to catch our 5:30 flight. At 4:50, our uber got a flat tire in Queens where there were no taxis in sight. A lyft later we got to the airport, begged everyone in security could we skip them (New Yorkers are nice!), ran barefoot to the gait with the plastic security bin and barely made the flight. A slightly sweaty ending to an awesome vacation. :-)
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