Frisbee in New York and City Tours

Tina and Terry were sixteen-year-old twins. As you can probably imagine, they are quite a handful and always busy and engaged in various activities. However, they are also extremely polite, sensitive and even responsible young women. When they recently turned sixteen their parents decided to do something special for their celebration. They took them to New York City, which is one of the best ways the girls could ever imagine to spend their birthday. They stayed for the weekend in one of the Boutique hotels New York and included among their activities a production of the Lion King, which the girls had loved since they were young.

They also took a tour of Ellis Island visited the Statue of Liberty. They did most of the things tourists in New York are attracted to doing on their first day in the city. They even road one of the large tour buses, which actually provided an enjoyable, entertaining and educational trip through the city. Even their parents learned new things about the development and early history of New York and also became aware of some aspects of the city they had never known about.

They went to Central Park and spent some time watching people at the fountains. The girls played Frisbee, which was one of their favorite sports and they had recently joined a team from the local league. They had great food and especially great pizza, which was the twin’s favorite. They went to the Empire State Building and Terry as surprised to find out it made her stomach a little queasy. Tina, however liked the slightly swaying feeling at the top and in the elevator. This was definitely the best birthday celebration they had ever had and New York became one of their favorite cities.

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