Boston/CT Days 6 and 7

Monday we headed back to Boston.  But first we went with Brad and Noah to a bouncy house place in a nearby town.  I'd tell you what it was called, but it was closing the next week.  Anyway, it was lots of fun.  Then we went next door to the oldest barbecue place in CT, for whatever that's worth.  Our server seemed to be excited that we were Texans.  Tuesday we had one more free day to spend in Boston before heading home, so we went to Boston Commons and then found an awesome seafood place to have supper.

It was a great trip.  We had fun seeing Aunt Shelly, Uncle Bradley and the boys and especially at the birthday party.  And the touristy stuff on our own was good, too.  Boston is pretty easy to get around in by public transit, which is good since parking is even more outrageously expensive than the hotel rooms.  It was also cheaper for us to fly there on JetBlue.  We'd never flown them before, but they were great.  Unlimited free snacks, plenty of legroom, and directTV at every seat.  That kept Sophie occupied pretty much the entire flight both ways.

At the Frog Pond.