Tribeca

Riding the bus in from the Hamptons I was awe-struck by the beautiful architecture of the city and everything that was going on. It's so alive and quick-paced. It's exactly what I need right now. The Kuchinad's loft is gorgeous. They own the roof of their building so it's fun to go and look out over the Hudson River. Sometimes I sit on the fire-escape outside my window and read. It's magical here. I explored the shops on Broadway and some of the shops on Greenwhich, and it's such a perfect place to live. My schedule's a little random right now because Charlotte and Lucas don't start school until next week, but I usually work 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. with a two-hour break somewhere in there. But it honestly doesn't feel like work because these kids are so fun to be with and I love everything about it so far. Today there's a Young Single Adult event held near Central Park. I'm excited to go and meet some of my new ward members along with other New York LDS Single Adults. There are classes and a dinner and a dance and tomorrow is a multi-singles-ward sacrament meeting. I think it will be a great way to start out and meet people. Although I do miss everyone back there in UT, I wouldn't trade this for the world. Love you all and hope you feel free to ask me any questions or anything. xoxo.

Oh, and this is the view of the skyline across the Hudson from our apartment-