Boston

I love taking morning walks with my little miss, especially as the weather cool and autumn approaches. Watching the sun silhouette the tress is such a lovely way to start the day!

She loves to collect feathers we find on our walks. We love walking up to a little farm nearby, and she trades feathers with the woman who owns it! So cute.

Love these little flowers – they grow everywhere along the roads up here. And so fragrant for such tiny blooms.

Spotted this growing over a rock wall and it was so beautiful! I love the leaves that look like lily pads.

All our carrots were ready to harvest this past week! They turned out great. Some were a bit tiny, but most of them were about 5-6 inches long and very hearty. Yum!

It’s been awhile since I posted some black and whites! I have a few from this wagon ride (though this one with the hubs pulling and her laughing face makes me smile the most!) but I didn’t want to bombard you with all of them. I’m thinking of going in and putting the red wagon back in color – I love reds that pop on a black and white photo!

Going clockwise…

1. Love my snuggle cat.
2. It is so fabulous that my daughter is old enough to do art WITH me, meaning we can each work on an independent project together. On this particular day, we took over the table with collage things and my paints!
3. Milkshakes were a spur of the moment fabulous decision.
4. Yesterday we took a trip to Boston to visit my brother and take my little miss on her first trip to The New England Aquarium! Expect a photo-heavy post on that this week.

Early in the month the hubs, little miss, and myself trekked it down to Boston to visit my brother and his girlfriend, and adventure to the Boston Children’s Museum together. We’ve never been, but both my brother and his girlfriend assured us that it is fabulous.

So much fun in the construction area. Despite pink being her favorite color, she loves trucks – and dinosaurs!

They were not wrong! Our little girl loved every minute of it. She had so much fun in each room.

Bubbles, golf ball race tracks, blocks, and fish watching with her uncle. One happy kiddo!

I think our little one is at a great age for this place (she’ll be three in December). There were some things that were a bit over her head, but there is SO much there that she still had more than she knew what to do with! In fact, by the time we got to the Music Room she had hit over stimulation mode, leading into over tired/past nap time mode! Luckily, that was the last room we had to see, so while she didn’t fully take advantage of that particular room, it was still a fabulous trip.

Looking out at the bay after a long day at the museum.