Hello all. Well today I decided that we should get an early start as the weather forecast predicted snow, so I woke Mummy and Daddy up at 03:30 and made sure they didn't fall back asleep. After a very tired breakfast where Daddy couldn't stop the mountain of frostiness falling in his bowl, I think he had milk in there? Couldn't see. We started to make our way to the grey line centre to pick up tickets for the attractions. It was an interesting walk, we passed loads of clubs where I think I should be. Daddy always tells me I'm a gentleman and there was loads of gentleman clubs, slightly confused! Well tickets brought and we jumped on a bus, I sat downstairs with Mummy whilst Daddy went upstairs to take pictures. The bus started and then the snow fell. It was the first time I've seen snow and the state of Daddy when he came back down, I'm glad we don't have it that often. After about 50 mins on the bus I got bored and told everyone so I think they were glad when Mummy and Daddy took me off. It was by chance that we were at ground zero/ world trade centre site/ 9/11 memorial (delete as appropriate). We decided to go into the museum there and do the walking tour. I'm not sure what it's about but to look at Mummy and Daddy and their sad faces I knew it was something massive. We had two guides, one lady who was a Salvation Army worker who helped out after 9/11 and a male fire fighter. Both helped a lot and explained their stories to us. This left us all with a lot to think about and I'm sure in time to come I'll understand more. By now we were back on the bus and heading back, well you know me and busses so lapped up attention given to me by all and when it stopped I shouted down the bus. mummy and Daddy scrambled to get me of the bus, almost having a punch up with the rude driver. They got me into Grand central station where after a quick change we went and stood in separate corner of a room and chatted like we were face to face. It was strange. We walked back to the hotel and had a quiet pizza in the room. Really nice way to end of the day.