Speaking of pups, here's a random photo of our pups in Central Park. We normally take the pups to our neighborhood's park and since we can't throw them on the subway, bus, or cab...they normally don't go to Central Park with us.But in September I surprised my husband for his birthday by helping get two of his Vegas buddies to fly in to see him for the weekend. We had a gorgeous Sunday that weekend, grabbed the truck, and took them to see Central Park with the pups.
So after that incredibly long story, here's my husband, his friends, the pups, and a weird spirally hedge design in Central Park.
Although you can barely see them, through the trees is a group of people who meet and perform/learn folk dancing. I thought it was pretty cool:
I'm pretty sure this is The Lake where you can rent row boats and go boating. We need to do that at some point:
I even saw a guy painting the scenery. I'm still a bit shy about photographing people but I did here:
Some parts of The Lake are really mossy but I thought the weeping willow-ish tree looked pretty picturesque.
I credit this one to my husband. He told me to take the picture and it turned out pretty cool since the sun was behind the buildings:
So then we poked around this area for a bit...does anyone know what it's called? 
Somehow we always end up in this area of Central Park. Of course I had to take pictures of the fountain and the water flowers:
And of my husband (on the right) patiently waiting for me to finish taking all the photos. There's always people performing in the area behind my husband which is what everyone is looking at:
This is the first time I took photos of the area inside though:
I felt like I was in some old church or something. And then I saw this:
Which was the third bride I'd seen in Central Park that day. How beautiful! But to the right of them I saw this:
Those two were playing some really pretty but crazy music. The guy on the left had bells on his legs and the lady with the white cowboy hat (Texan I am sure) was dancing along with the music. 
