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4th of July

After amazing Cape May stay we decided to spend 4th of July at Edison and watch Macy’s fireworks in NY.

We reached on Friday and got to meet Shruti-Abhijit. It was Saturday evening with lots of chatting and yummy wada- paav by Priti.

Woke up late on Sunday and spend morning time with cute Neely, read him books and talked a lot.

After breakfast and lunch went to a park and relaxed in shade while kids were playing.




 After that visited Indian store to prepare for Monday trip to Bear mountain. Priti bought jelabi, kajukatli and boondi ladoo. We ate that after ages.

In the evening Priti booked a table in restaurant where the concept is farm to table, food was simply very fresh! Everyone enjoyed it!!

Monday we started early for bear mountain and reached on time to do paddle boat. We all enjoyed it very much. 



Then we took kids to play area. After coming back from play area enjoyed parathas and headed home. Kids were missing Zuko. Ruhi came with us and we all were so excited for her stay at our house.




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