Oh Lord. Do you not think that these guys are the most adorable New York City police officers? Look at them, all doughy in he middle. They are the physical manifestation of what comes to my mind when I think of the NYPD. Cops either look like this pair or they look like Ice-T, a la Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. Insert a doughnut and some coffee and we are golden. You can almost hear their New York accent from looking at them.
I am not sure how one gets Times Square duty. It seems that except when people are trying to plant car bombs, it’s a pretty good gig. That is, if you don’t mind getting your picture taken a gazillion times a day. There was a line to get near these two! A line, I tell you! With a police officer! I never heard of such a thing. When I was Paige’s age, I never wanted to step near an officer. Police = “the man” = bring a brother down = bad. Obviously, Paige is much smarter and likes to stay on the right side of the law. Right?
Love that pic! lol. Good thing those cops are too busy taking tourist pics than reading this. haha! Paige as ever, gorgeous! More NYC pics, MORE! And the story to go with it!
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Haha so the Chief Wiggam cliche is true!
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I’m having so much fun reading about your NYC adventures! This one might just be my favorite. As a post-9/11 New Yorker, the NYPD are truly my heroes.
They were my hero for letting Paige fulfill one of her NYC goals! Yay for NYPD! I call them doughy in the most loving of ways.
They definitely look like the typical NYPD cops. She’ll probably flip out on me for sharing this, but my younger sister used to call our downstairs neighbor (who was a cop) her boyfriend. She was 3, he was 26 — obviously nothing was going to happen there. I think she even expressed jealousy of the real girlfriend.
I won’t tell. I promise. ; )
Or maybe she’s playing nice to get them on her good side the sneaky little…
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Have you met my daughter? You sound like you’ve been in her head.