I am moving. I love Chicago bears. I went to public school. My dad was the headmaster at the public highschool that I went to. I have older siblings.
I have recently moved  to new york, I have never been to Chicago before. I went to public high school. I have two older brothers. My father was a farmer, he was not strict. I grew up on a farm. I prefer the city to the country.
one of my older siblings said they will be visiting new york soon Oh, nice. I'd be excited to meet up. When are they going to be coming in? I think next month. Do you have any recommendations of good places to visit while there? Definitely, but it depends on where they're staying. Do you know if they're going to be in Manhattan or Brooklyn? Manhattan, I believe their hotel is right near Times Square. They are really excited to go shopping. It is very, very touristy up there, but they can head either uptown or to the lower east side or Soho for some good places. I can recommend some good restaurants in Hell's Kitchen or further uptown. What kind of food are they interested in? Do you know of any good sushi restaurants? Also, besides food, where are some other cool places to go? Oh, I can put together a list of some great options for sushi. Given where they're staying, if they want a great view, they can do Top of the Rock. It's the roofdeck of 30 Rockefeller Plaza. They will also be close enough to walk to Central Park. There is a ton to see in there. Do they have any interest in the zoo? Hmmm the zoo could be cool! All that my family really knows of New York City is what we have seen in the movies, so we will take any and all of your suggestions! So obviously the typical touristy things, but also some lesser known attractions would be interesting as well. Well, seeing central park is a great time. The zoo there is small, but well kept. There's also the Bronx Zoo, which is completely enormous. Going up to St. John the Unfinished is really interesting too. Then there are fun things like the Brooklyn Flea or walking over some of the bridges to get a sense of the city. Are they interested in pizza? Wow, thanks for all the tips. Pizza? Always! Tell me more... What is St. John the Unfinished? I have so much info to share on NYC pizza. St John is this crazy, enormous cathedral uptown that never got finished. It has a totally bizarre history to it. It is 100% worth seeing and is free to enter. It's really impressive. 