My recent travels have kept me extremely busy, so please forgive me for the delay on these entries and for them being a bit out of order! As some of you may know, I lived in Boston for about a year, working at Fenway Park. I recently moved back to Kentucky to work on another life goal. While my parents were in Boston visiting before we moved my belongings home to KY, we enjoyed the city to its fullest. We had extraordinary food, walked our legs off, and even saw much of Boston from the back end of a Duck Tour on a rainy day. My photos include several landmarks around the city including: Christopher Columbus Park, Custom House Tower, Quincy Market, Boston Common, Boston Public Garden, Boston Marathon Memorial in Copley Square, Boston Marathon Finish Line, and last but not least, Fenway Park.

I had the great pleasure of taking my family to Fenway on Memorial Day for a wonderful game. Fenway always has wonderful opening ceremonies on special occasions such as Memorial Day, and they did not disappoint. Neither did the Red Sox! Not only did they win the Memorial Day game against the Phillies, they finally regained the number one spot in the AL East FROM the Yankees! 🙂

Here are a few photos from our family time in Boston, part of my Boston Bucket List.

Memorial Day
Monday, May 27, 2013

PLAY DIRTY WATER>>>>>>>>>BOSTON YOU ARE MY HOME!!!!!!!!
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