Chili & Chives

Today was our last day in Boston and a very busy one, too. Tina and I heard from our Uber driver last night about the South End. After talking to our concierge, it seems like a local's area and relatively undiscovered by tourists. Just like that, we set out with our paper maps to be trailblazers. It was the coldest day by far and I attribute it to the wind. Tina and I found tons of cute shops- selling clothes, teas, jewelry, and more. I loved all the cute places we passed on

I woke up and dressed up slowly on Friday morning. Since Tina wanted to chill in the room a bit, I went to the mall that was attached to the hotel. I made it about 30 minutes before the stores opened, so I popped into Au Bon Pain and bought a parfait. I attempted to sit outside and soak up the sun. Instead I got smacked upside down and inside out from the wind. I finished my parfait on a bench and started my lap around the mall. Finally, lunch time rolled around and Mommy and

It was the first full day in Boston. Tina and I woke up early and walked around to the Public Park, the Boston Commons, and Cheers. The park was beautiful. We stopped for a photo shoot. Cheers brought up some nostalgia, yet it wasn't what we hoped it would be. We walked for hours - miles and miles. Tina's foot blistered and I ached. We dropped by the hotel and I went to meet up with Mommy for lunch. It was a bit drizzly and very cold, so we decided to grab some New England Cl