Little Me in NYC: Christmas in New York

I know, I know, I'm a horrible person. I know. It's been over three weeks since my last post. I'm sorry!

I've had this post half-done for weeks, but I was too lazy to get around to posting it. So before Christmas is too far gone, I thought I'd get this together and get it out there.

Without further ado, Christmas!

Christmas in New York means lights! Columbus Avenue is lit up from head to toe in Christmas lights, strung painstakingly from every single tree visible to the naked eye! Take a look around the Lincoln Center area, and you'll be dazzled. I had to walk down that street every week all month to get to my voice lesson, and I still couldn't get over the absolute beauty of it all.

And let's not forget the Christmas Trees! We now live in a society where most families have invested in a fake tree which can be easily set up and put away with no mess, and used over and over again for years to come.

That being said, it warmed my heart to see real Christmas Tree stands on every block all over New York City. Even in the hustle-bustle of the city, it looks like New Yorkers haven't forgotten about this age-old tradition quite yet. All through December, people walk through the streets with a Christmas Tree on their shoulder.

One of the many festive Christmas Tree stands in New York. Trees range in price from $30 - $50 ish, depending on the size you're looking for.

And that would be Christmas in New York! My New Year's Resolution for 2015 is to update my blog more regularly! I'm so sorry for the long hiatus. Look out for January, because I've got posts just begging to be written.

For now, I bid you adieu! Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanzaa ...

And a Happy New Year!