We made it to the Rockefeller Rink |
Jason has been dying to go ice-skating in the city,
especially at the Rock. The last few times we planned on going ice-skating in
the city, something has always stopped us from going and Jason expected the
same thing to happen on his birthday because of the rainy weather. Much to his
chagrin, the Rink at Rockefeller was open with only a handful of people
ice-skating. We didn’t have to wait in a long line and immediately strapped on
our skates and slowly slipped onto the ice.
Almost falling |
I can’t even remember the last time I went ice-skating, but
I can assure you it was kind of embarrassing needing the supervising ice rink
guy to help me on. We held the guardrail a bit before we both got the hang of
balancing ourselves and were able to glide around and around the circle with
ease. It was fun being in the center of Rockefeller Plaza in an ice rink that
we’ve often walked by and watched people ice-skate. I wanted so badly to be
like the figure skaters we watched at the Sochi Winter Olympics and try to
skate backward to set up a triple axel, but there were too many people around
to try. After a while, Jason decided he did what he came to do and that he was
ready to rest his aching feet.
We walked around the NBC store inside the Rockefeller and
laughed at the television paraphernalia of our favorite shows. Then headed to
Potbelly for sandwiches and La Masion du chocolat for some dessert. We ate
chocolate éclairs for then and bought macaroons for later.
We finally decided to get out of the rain and go home. Later
that night, we went to the Cheesecake Factory and ended the night with a cake, decorated
by moi, and opening presents. I’m so happy that Jason considers his 27th
to be one of his favorite birthdays because it sets the bar higher for him to
make my 23rd birthday (April 15) extra special.
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