The night Nana Nae got here we dyed our Easter eggs.
So proud.
Keeping up a Bronson tradition of taking pictures next to public sleepers.
Boston Public Library
At the finish line for the Boston Marathon (which takes place on the Monday, the actual Patriot's Day.)
Public Garden
Atticus got this dinky little ladybug balloon from a balloon artist and it was the best thing that ever happened to him. When it started to deflate we took this picture so he could always remember it.
Hey, look! The Paul Revere statue again!
He's a Minuteman!
Hanging out with some reenactors
In the middle of watching a battle reenactment, I looked down and he was sticking his tongue out at the Redcoats.
Jonny was so pleased to have Nana Nae here. She gave her so many hugs
After watching the soldiers, (Which by the way, Jonny was obsessed with. She talked about how she loves soldiers for about 8 weeks afterwards. It was like talking to Lydia and Kitty Bennett.) Dan, Jonny, and Atticus had a battle of their own at Minuteman National Park. They used sticks as rifles.
Look at her marching!
Old North Bridge. Because everything is is called "Old North" something. This is where "The Shot Heard Round The World" happened.
Dan and the kids checking out the "Lobbies" at the restaurant we ate at.
Writer's Ridge at a cemetery in Concord. I can't remember the name of it right now, but it's probably called "Old" or "North" or something similar.
This is Atticus at Henry David Thoreau's gravestone.
Jonny and me at Louisa May Alcott's.
Easter Morning!
Egg hunting!
They got bubble guns in their baskets.
And then I took a ridiculous amount of Easter outfit pictures because they're cute and I can.
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