- we stayed in the Financial District at the Omni Parker House, a historic building...but then again what isn't historic about Boston?! I loved, loved, loved the architecture of every building and the feelings I had when walking through it all.
- walked through Quincy Market to eat at Union Oyster House, America's oldest restaurant
- shopped at H&M - Helloooo, this is enough sightseeing for me! ;-)
- had a good pub experience
- saw a really cool cemetery. And by cool, I mean old, which is cool be default. This is where Samuel Adams is buried and Franklin (but not THAT Franklin. His Dad. Yes, we were confused too).
- experience Little Italy - ohmagoodnessgood! We ate at Euno - please visit if you are ever there - absolutely delightful and I totally felt like some Mob stuff was going down at the table behind us, which is always a bonus for an authentic experience!
- rented a "full sized" SUV for our 10 huge bags only to receive a Ford Edge, which was put together like an intricate puzzle by the boys. It was fun road tripping through the Northeast with the family! I blinked and missed New Hampshire! ;-)
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Grayson's first airplane ride - he did great! (Thank God)
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| Grayson's first limo ride! |
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| He absolutely loved riding on Beau's shoulders through the city! |
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| The Tourist |
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| Grabbing some pub grub right as the weather turned bad |
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| We had a great suite, which was a HUGE bonus for a crawler! |
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| Little Italy |
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| Euno |
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| A wine cork - 30 minutes of entertainment. Who knew?! |
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| My lovely parents! |
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| Any dessert that comes to me on fire is a WIN. |
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The hotel experienced lots of cuddle time due to the weather
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| The only person more unhappy than me with this shabby rented car seat. |
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| The Lobster Shack - Cape Elizabeth, ME |
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