I loved the Holocaust Memorial the last time I visited Boston. It moves me to the point of tears when I see all those numbers representing those who were killed. I especially loved reading this,
"Ilse, a childhood friend of mine, once found a raspberry in the camp and carried it in her pocket all day to present to me that night on a leaf. Imagine a world in which your entire possession is one raspberry and you give it to your friend." Gerda Weissman Klein, Holocaust Survivor
Inside Fanueil Hall
In Quincy Market
Benjamin Franklin's parent's memorial.
We love this park. Across is the frog pond.
The kids loved the carousel. Aleena had to ride the froggy.
A few hours before we caught our flight we had the pleasure to meet up with our friends, Lindsay and Tyler Hull, who moved to Boston five years ago. It was the grand opening of the Swan Boats for the season. It was such a fun event to meet up. There were complimentary swan cookies and ice cream and drinks. We loved catching up with this cute family. We used to be in the single's ward together and I knew Lindsay from when we were about seven or eight years old when she moved into our ward. Their son Charlie was the cutest baby.
We saw this park ranger and his horse ranger, Fred. It reminded me of Central Park.
With the Hull family.
2 comments:
That looks like an amazing trip! You were right about the street in Little Italy- looks like it is straight out of a movie. So fun.
Darn you, Goldie! Now I want to go to Boston!
Matt & Goldie,
We had so much fun meeting up with you in the public gardens. We are so glad you called when you came into town. Your kids are adorable and it was so fun to meet them and hang out with you. We think you need to plan a trip to visit us in Europe. :)I can't believe Lily is married. She looked so beautiful. And congrats to Serene! We really had a fun afternoon with you. So glad it worked out!
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