This year for our 14th anniversary Troy was going to be out of town so he asked me if I wanted to go with him. I of course said yes but I had to find babysitters for my sweet kids so I want to start off right by thanking all the wonderful people that watched my kids, Grandma and Grandpa Beardall, Edda and Jenni Farmer, Kara and Ryan Barney, Melissa and Jeff Dickson, and Shelley and Zach Porath. I wouldn't have been able to go if it weren't for them!!! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!!So it just so happened that Troy was in Lowell Mass. that week so we got to go to downtown Boston and walk the freedom trail look at historical buildings (couldn't to in any because they all close at 5!) We went to the beach and I did a lot of LAYING AROUND!!! It was pure heaven!!! This is what surrounded our Hotel. Trees, Trees and more Trees! It was amazing. It literally felt like you were alone in the world because you couldn't see anything because of all the trees.
Pictures of Boston Common.

The grave yard where Paul Revere is buried. Another cool looking grave yard.
The other influential people buried in this graveyard.
I loved the last sentence of this sign!
This Kings Chapel it was the first church built here in Boston.
The gave yard at Kings Chapel. It was sooo cool looking! I pray that they do something fun for Halloween there. This is the type of graveyard they try to mimic all over the place at Halloween time!
The Old State house. You can read about it in the picture below. I was shocked because this building is like 250 years old and they have put a SUBWAY STATION in it!!!!!
A statue of Samuel Adams. He was an amazing man!
This is written on the bottom of the Samuel Adams statue and I took the picture because I want my kids to read it and hopefully be this way too!
This is a picture of the inside of the market building that was built 1826. It was sooo awesome inside!
On our honeymoon Troy and I went to the Hard Rock Cafe and I have a picture of us holding a menu. So it has become a tradition to go to Hard Rock Cafe and take the pictures. Here are ours for this year. 
This is the beach we went to. We went at low tide so you could walk out really far on a sand bar. It was sooo cool!
This is a picture of the sand that was left over as the tide went out. It was so cool how the waves shaped the sand pounded it down and then left it in ripples like this sooo cool to look at, super uncomfortable to walk on especially after you break your foot!
A picture of a sea creature that was caught in a small pool of water when the tide went out.
A picture of the light house. My mom is in love with light houses. I have to say this one was just beautiful!
The entrance to the beach
The Summer home Troy is building me. (oh if that were only true!) Look at them amazing homes that surrounded this beach!
This is what we saw when we looked back from the end of the sand bar we were so surprised at how low this tide went!
Troy and I on the beach.
A picture of the sunset doesn't it look AMAZING. It was beautiful!