Back to NH~

I finally went back to NH again last Sunday night. NYC was snowing at that time, but it didn't affect our driving, cause it started snowing after we left the city. Right before I left NYC, I stopped by Central Park at 90th Street, which was quiet and pretty. Lakes were frozen, and I could walk on the ice. I always prefer the far north part of the Central Park, because most tourists went to the south part at 59th Street, and they got exhausted near 70th Street when they tried to walk towards north, which left the whole north part to New Yorkers.

My last weekend at NYC was splendid. I went to see another Broadway musical with my friend last Saturday night Mamma Mia, which is so good. All the music in it came from ABBA's songs. I like ABBA's music, especially Mamma Mia and Dancing Queen. Before the show, I went to MOMA to see some modern arts. Generally, I prefer Metropolitan Museum to MOMA, cause I like traditional oil paintings, but MOMA had an exhibition of the construction progress of CCTV buildings. I like our Central TV Station and always dream to work for them. Unfortunately, I am not a journalist or news person. The construction speed of our country is amazingly fast. I felt so proud of that.

On the way back, we stopped by Yale University at New Haven. I always want to see its campus, especially their library, where Bill met Hilary, but when we got there, it was too dark to see everything clearly. After leaving NH for a year, it is really nice to go back again. Everything is still the same in NH, it seems the time stopped here. It isn't that cold here this year, and rivers are defrosting, spring is not far away now. Hopefully, I still have time to catch the first view of spring.