Wet, rainy, wonderful. Our short trip to Boston was perfectly grey and overcast. We spent much needed time outdoors, not even letting the occasional rain shower stop us from our plans. Erick has been a few times now to visit his brother and sister-in-law but this trip was my first to the city-- I was impressed to say the least.
Nearly everywhere we went in the city, from the North End to the South End, we were able to get to by foot or by bike. Cruising around between cars in the fall air, smile plastered to my face, hands shaking, trying to keep up with my husband... they're memories I won't soon forget.
Here are a few awesome places we recommend from our visit:
• The Wired Puppy - a delightful coffee shop
• Mela - amazing Indian food
• Max Brenner - open til 2AM with all things desert and chocolate
• Regina Pizzeria - amazing thin crust pizza in the Italian neighborhood
• Wagamama - spicy noodle soup in gigantic portions
A big thanks to Erick's brother Hector and his wife Illiana for showing us around and housing us for our stay. We're so grateful to have such amazing family. After such an eventful weekend though, Erick and I are both in a kind of "travel" haze. We're tired and glad to be home with our little one (who's not so little any more!) Sofia just turned 16 months and is officially in full-on toddler mode. She's been keeping us busy and we couldn't be more happy, seeing how much she's grown and has learned in such a short time always stops me in my tracks... how quickly time is passing us by.
Nearly everywhere we went in the city, from the North End to the South End, we were able to get to by foot or by bike. Cruising around between cars in the fall air, smile plastered to my face, hands shaking, trying to keep up with my husband... they're memories I won't soon forget.
Here are a few awesome places we recommend from our visit:
• The Wired Puppy - a delightful coffee shop
• Mela - amazing Indian food
• Max Brenner - open til 2AM with all things desert and chocolate
• Regina Pizzeria - amazing thin crust pizza in the Italian neighborhood
• Wagamama - spicy noodle soup in gigantic portions
A big thanks to Erick's brother Hector and his wife Illiana for showing us around and housing us for our stay. We're so grateful to have such amazing family. After such an eventful weekend though, Erick and I are both in a kind of "travel" haze. We're tired and glad to be home with our little one (who's not so little any more!) Sofia just turned 16 months and is officially in full-on toddler mode. She's been keeping us busy and we couldn't be more happy, seeing how much she's grown and has learned in such a short time always stops me in my tracks... how quickly time is passing us by.
this looks like such a cool trip. and what beautiful photos (per usual). i'm craving cold right now... TOO HOT IN LA!
ReplyDeleteThat's crazy to me that it still hasn't cooled off for you yet! Do you ever get fall like weather in LA?
ReplyDeletebakery open til 2AM??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
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also ALL of these photos are gorgeous and i am so jealous! in like a good way. haha
i wish i could've gone! looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteglad you enjoyed your trip! beautiful pictures as always!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a brill trip, loving the photos, especially the fountain snap.. too cute! X
ReplyDeleteLove these!
ReplyDeletesuch lovely pictures, I really liked Boston when I went although we only spent two days there, I'd love to go again
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These are such beautiful photos of your trip to Boston! I've never been there before but I just had a friend who moved out there, maybe now I have a chance to go! :)
ReplyDeleteI just stumbled upon your blog, you have such a lovely space here!
Great pictures Kate, looks like you and Erik and a wonderful time!!
ReplyDeleteHahaha, I love these! You guys are the best! I really love the way Boston feels so much smaller than it is. I also remember having the best indian food there. Just a place on the street - I couldn't tell anyone where it was if I wanted to. I'm glad you had an awesome trip. It looks like so much fun.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are always amazing! May I ask what lens you used for most of these? I'm trying to decide whether to get the Canon 28mm or the Sigma 30mm but I like my bokeh and I haven't seen much with the 28mm so I'm kind of iffy on it lol. Btw my daughter just turned 2 and I can honestly say I miss 16 months, soooo much easier lol. :P
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