Boston and Lobster Roll Love
I headed straight to Quincy Market .....and chowed down on a plethora of lobster rolls and lobster bisques and any other delight of the crustacean persuasion I could get my paws on.
Boston is one of my favorite cities. I love the culture, the history, the shopping, etc. After Quincy Market I went to Newbury Street and shopped at Louis Boston, MAC, Intermix, etc. The weather was great and there were no crowds at all.
At Copley Center they also have a really big Barneys New York. It was so nice and the lady working in fragrance really new her stuff. I did not even know that Barneys existed..I only knew about the tiny one in Chestnut Hill.
This is a photo of The Boston Common, which is said to be the oldest park in the United States. This photo was the last photo I took before I dropped my camera AND BROKE THE DAMN THING. Ack--I was so mad. It was a great trip and I look forward to going back for Celtic games and of course more Lobster Rolls.
Tomorrow morning I am headed to Oklahoma to visit my family and some friends.
I am not taking the laptop, so I will be out of the loop and not blogging for a few days.
In addition---
Today is my gorgeous, sweet, smart and hilarious friend Angela's birthday. She has a sharp wit, and hearty appetite and keeps fit with faux yoga. Ange and I both have a strong averson to extra skin and we stay far away from sliders (the ones at White Castle and beyond). Thanks to Ange for our frequent chats and for all the times she cracks me up with her quacky sense of humor! She seriously makes my ribs hurt with laughter sometimes.
Here is wishing Ange a great day of birth!
I hope everyone has a wonderful first week of December.
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