Bye bye Big Apple -1

We arrived at the last day before departure.

On the schedule for today: A day at the museum.
So of it is to the museum of natural history.........what a booooooring place.
Not that it isnt interesting on the contrary the dinosaurs hall"s" were amazing, despite the many of them, I Think there are about 5 different ones. The sealife hall was pretty good.
Our first impression though, the asian mamals took us through stuffed animals of all sorts, in hallways that not only looked old and smelled old but that were so grim and dim a dead man would get depressed.
All in all we had a good time.

We left NHM to find ourselves on a back entry were there was no cueing whatsoever to get in on the contrary to the main entrance.
Outside the museum a block and an ice cream further, the clouds opened. We walked back from the NHM through Central Park, with Val repeating that we are not made of sugar, me and Matthew looking for dry passages under the trees Julian stroling along wet or not who cares.
Finally made it to 5th ave., pools of water everywhere and after giving the kids a 'laisser passer' to jump in them we watched people skip and jump to try avoiding the splatters, while feeling the freeze of the airco each time we passed a store who's door was open.
Dried up went to eat a New York strip around the corner, came back to the hotel to pack, and after the usual stress and screaming that goes along with packing, for us boubies anyway and again having to put our foot down at Matt and Julian who were both beyond tired (for those who dont have kids that means they suddenly seem to produce some kind of extra insuline or endorfines that causes them to become OVER Excited) we fell asleep.