Boston Trip

Here we are arriving at the airport. For any that ever pass through, you have to try Phillip's Seafood at the airport and have a crab stuffed pretzel. They are wonderful. We shared one when we got there. But on the way back we barely made our flight but made sure we found this place and each had one this time.

Our trip was wonderful. Although I did complain quite a bit. It was freezing. I've decided I hate the cold if I have to be in it for more than 5 minutes, and getting all bundled up is really annoying. And I guess I didn't think well enough, since I ended up having to wear heals most of the trip walking around all day in the cold. My feet and ankles swelled up to where I could barely put my shoes on and had blisters all over my feet. Other than that, the trip was perfect. (And don't mind me being huge in all these pictures, I figured I needed some kind of rememberence of our trip so I let my self be photographed). Probably won't see another picture of me until after the majority of the massive amount of weight I've already gained is gone.

Looking at the pictures now, I realized we didn't take any pictures at or around Harvard which is where we spent the majority of our time. Harvard is really cool especially being able to go listen to speakers in the different classrooms and we think it would be an awesome experience to go there for undergrad and while your single.

Here we are getting back to our hotel still thawing off and trying to get warm after our first night there.

Somewhere along the Freedom Trail.

Valentine's Day at the North End, at an awesome Italian restaurant where I got lobster stuffed ravioli with shrimp and some kind of cream sauce. The food was amazing our whole trip. I would come back just for the food even with it being so cold.

Valentine's ice sculpture right outside of Quincy Market.

Reading in one of the lobbies in our hotel waiting for the shuttle to take us back to the airport to come home.

It was a great trip and Boston is a really cool city. But next time we go, it will have to be during the summer. And next year the conference will be held at the University of Utah. So we can make a ski trip out of it hopefully and have a reason to go back to Salt Lake.

We flew through Atlanta and had a few hours, so we got to have dinner with some friends while there (Joe's favorite friend from Utah that he worked with at HSBC). It's been a long time so it was nice to see them.

The girls supposedly did great without us, and may even be better off. They ate all their meals, didn't cry, and didn't really care to see us much. Hannah even went to nursery without screaming and stayed and neither wanted to go home yesterday; they wanted to stay with Nana and Papa. So much for us missing them.