I took the blue line to the green line and got off in Copley Square, less than a block from my hotel. Coming up out of the subway was like entering another time. The architecture makes me want to cry. There's a photo op around every corner. I could have walked around the square for at least an hour and sampled the cheeses, breads and fruits from the Farmer's Market.
After dinner at the Cottonwood Cafe a few us went for drinks at the Rattlesnake's rooftop bar. Which was filled with college kids. Rarw! Right now I'm in the hotel bar with Mindi (@MindiCherry), trying to decompress a little (meaning having a cocktail) and wondering what's in store for us tomorrow at the TJ Maxx/Marshalls corporate offices.
I'm so glad I've been able to take these trips and I owe many people HUGE thanks for making it possible. I miss Phil and Tyler, but you know who I missed even more? Me.
I can't believe that you are traveling AGAIN!!! Have a great time in Boston. Learn a lot! Take pictures, etc etc etc...
ReplyDeleteHave fun! Or are you home already?
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun trip! And that dessert looks heavenly!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad it worked out for you to go. I seriously heart Boston.
ReplyDelete@Bossy I was in Boston when I put this up, but I'm home now (Thur)
ReplyDeleteyum. boston. and 23 miles and a life away.
ReplyDeleteI didn't realize that Boston has such incredible architecture. I bet you took a million photos! :)
ReplyDeletestephanie@metropolitanmama.net