We had a great time in Boston and Cape Cod! I don't want to bore you with all the details of our trip, so I just tried to post lots of pictures and will give you a caption or two along the way so you know what we were doing. I will say that Arden traveled SO MUCH BETTER this time than she did in Dallas, so we were very relieved! She had no trouble with flying (except she didn't want to be held for so long!) and she slept great in the hotel crib! We are so proud of her--our only wish is that she would be able to remember these fun trips. Oh well, I guess we will have to travel lots of fun places when she's older! Enjoy the pictures!
Considering we had a super early morning flight, I think we look pretty good--we'd been up since 3:30am!

When in Boston, you've got to go to Cheers!

Hanging out in Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market

A view of Boston from outside our hotel

Great family picture (minus the giant strand of hair in my face!)

We spent a rainy afternoon at the Boston Children's Museum. Although Arden was much too young for most of the activities, they did have a section just for little ones like her.



She seemed to enjoy everything, except for this fish tank! As soon as we stood her up beside it, she started crying, and didn't stop until we picked her up! We just couldn't help but take pictures of her :)

Butterflies landing on Daddy and Arden's shadows!

The "Arthur" show--starring Daddy and Arden!

And even though we aren't Red Sox fans, I just couldn't resist this picture!

We spent one morning at the Boston Aquarium. Luckily, Arden wasn't afraid of these big fish!

"ummmm, I'm not too sure about this Daddy!"


She even got to touch crabs and starfish--how fun!

We spent some time walking around Harvard and Cambridge--can you see how much Arden enjoyed it?!

Arden and I rode a carousel one evening. She was excited to sit on the horse until it started moving up and down!

Arden's first beach experience! Unfortunately the water was way too cold for us to get in. Thankfully the beach Arden will grow up with (Gulf Shores) will be lots warmer than Cape Cod!