We spent some time in Boston with Natalie and James. We had a great time and especially enjoyed playing with our nieces and nephews!
Four adorable kids. Brian looks like he's practicing to be a model, he's got his pose down and Jonathan is trying to break the record for fitting the biggest spoonful of cereal in his mouth.
Brian & Ellie
Michael, enjoying some granola...mmm.
This video makes me laugh every time I see it. Brian, Jonathan, and Michael are having fun calling us "goof balls" and "silly guys" and the whole time Ellie's in her own little world talking about snow melting. I love when Jonathan sticks up his fingers and goes cross-eyed.
Jonathan's beautiful big eyes!
Day at the Beach!
Brian playing ball with his mom.
The triplets loved playing "doggies" Michael always wants to be the mommy doggy and Jonathan is always the baby doggy.
This shows the boys interacting a bit. If you listen closely you can hear Michael declare the he is a mommy doggy and Jonathan in his little squeaky voice saying he is a baby doggy.
An all time favorite picture! Aren't they adorable!
Salem, MA
The whole family came out for a family reunion and we made the trek out to Salem to visit the Witch Museum. The museum was okay but it was just fun being all together!
Brian enjoying his fish and chips.
Brian, Grandma, Michael, & Grandpa.
Oh yeah, looking good. Jonathan likes to fill Ellie's purse with toy cars and carry them around.
The sunglasses were a nice addition.
We asked Jonathan to give us his biggest smile. I'm not sure what he was doing but it made us laugh!
Brian wore these goggles for hours. What a cutie!
Jonathan is quite the doctor. I think he fixed my leg about fifteen or twenty times and I have to say, it's never felt better! Thanks bud! Oh yeah, and you've got to love the look on his face!
Satisfied with a job well done!
Michael is a Kung Fu master. He showed us some great moves, the only problem was sometimes when he'd got into warrior pose his legs would slide too far apart and he'd get stuck.
Tour of Boston: Freedom Trail
Paul Revere's gravestone.
From this balcony the Declaration of Independence was first read to the public.
What are you looking at?!
Oldest building in Boston: Paul Revere's house.
The steeple from which Paul Revere hung lanterns to warn that the British were coming.
You can't see it but the steeple is behind us.
Use those muscles babe!
Beautiful Boston at dusk.
Taking the train home after a long day exploring.
Saying goodbye. We sure miss them! We had such a great time and can't wait to visit again soon.
