Boston

Originally the plan was to be on Boston on the 4th of July and everyone talked about how amazing the fireworks were.  We missed them, but totally enjoyed the city anyways. Cities are tough with having a car. It cost about $10 in tolls just to get into the city.  We found parking that evening for free along the Boston commons and we walked along the freedom trail and along the harbor for a few hours.  I was actually picked to help out 2 street performers do juggling acts and stuff.  Annie and I might just make our own act and support our traveling addiction for years. Haha. well we need to figure out what our own talent would be first.  It's our only wee problem.
We met up with our couchsurfer host in Harvard square.  Andres is doing psychology research studying happiness.  He was fun talking with him about different studies they've done and taking our own personality tests.  He showed us all around the campus and Harvard business school.  It's a beautiful campus to just sit along the river and watch all the people rowing. 

Amazing Seats at Fenway Park

Friends we met up with after the game

We also went to the Sam  Adams brewery and dad hooked us up with a guy he does business with in Boston who has season tickets to the red sox, behind home plate!  It was awesome. It's so fun to go to a packed stadium where everyone is into the baseball game.  There are no t-shirt and hot dog throws and games between innings. People are there to watch the game.  The sox ended up hitting 6 home runs.  It was amazing to watch the ball fly buy over the green monster.