Girls Weekend in Boston!!



My mom, aunts, cousins & I headed out to Boston for a girls weekend and had a BLAST! I love these ladies so much. Kacy was a great host...showing us around town...we ate great food, saw the sights, went on a 3 hour food tour of Little Italy (glimpse of heaven) and just enjoyed each other's company. Here are some shots from our trip....

The Harbor...
Dinner Friday Night...
The Littlest Bar...3 Hour Tour of Little Italy...."Heaven". Can't tell you how much fun this was. I am now making it a point to go on food tours whenever we travel:-)
Maria's Pastry Shop - authentic Italian Bakery. I could have spent the whole weekend in here. Everything was delicious.
Marzipan from Maria's...she made this on Giada a few month's prior to our visit. Yum!
One of the markets we went to. Everything was so FRESH! This tour really opened my eyes on how good it is to eat fresh!
Laundry in an alley in little Italy. Love it.
Our gracious hosts:-)
Two little Italian ladies who stoped to talk this intensely every 4 steps. They were coming back from the Farmer's Market. I wish I had time to carry on these sorts of conversations with my friends every day. Love her Christmas light sweater!
2 of my favorite aunts!

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