Today was an pretty easy day. The only reason I was tired was because I was sore. To start the day off we drove about two hours to the city of Brotherly Love. Philadelphia is Latin for brotherly love which I learned today. The first thing we did was run up the Rocky stairs. I was little disappointed when I didn't win because I really wanted the prize the winner got, although I know that's a little childish. The prize was a shirt Marianne got for the winner that h...

The second day of New York was amazing! First we started by going to the Statue of Liberty. It was so much better in person! Then we went to Ellis Island. It was really interesting to learn about the history of the people who came through and what they had to go through. After Ellis Island, we went to Battery Park. After that we went to Wall Street and saw the George Washington statue. For lunch we decided to eat at a pizza place which was delicious. After lunch ...

I have been looking forward to New York since I heard about the trip! We started off the day driving to New York which was about 3 hours. We ate at a public gas station for lunch. Then we had time to go to Central Park which was so nice with all its statues, ponds, and grassy fields. From Central Park we went to the Metropolian Museum of Art, also known as the Met. We saw so many cool art exhibits like medieval bedrooms and art from famous painters like Van Gogh...

To start of June 5th we pick up our tour guide for the day. Then we went to Little Italy and saw Paul Revere's house and statue. After Little Italy, we headed to the Old North Church then to the Granary Burial Ground to see where John Hanncock, Samual Adams, the five men who died durning the Boston Massacre, and many other people. We then went to the Boston Commons to learn about the cows that grazed there. After that we did the Freedom Trail but our tour guide d...

Today we toured Boston, Massachusetts. We saw Trinity Church, Boston Common, the Church of Cristian Science, Boston Public Library, Little Italy, Copp's Burial Ground, Quinncy Market, Boston Gardens, and many more sights. In Boston Gardens we saw many statues like Geogre Washington's statue, the Make Way for Ducklings statue and we learned about the swan boats. We learned the history of many buildings and saw beautiful architectural pieces like the Church of Cris...