Our trip to the east coast to visit my brother and sister and their families has been booked since April. We excitedly waited and and it lived up to all expectations! We had enough days of nice weather to tour around and enough cold, rainy days to relax and enjoy each others company. Since I have a ridiculous amount of pictures, I am breaking this down so as to not overwhelm anyone! Boston was our first stop. We stayed for 3 days and visited with my brother Landen, his wife Kristen and their cute girls. They are there for dental school.
The beautiful Acorn Street on Beacon Hill. I love the cobble stone street.
Tate was a little exhausted after the 4 hour flight . He slept for a good half an hour on the table at the airport.
The true view!
Quincy Market downtown Boston
Paul Revere's House
The kids had to try looking through these soldier faces. A little creepy but it makes me laugh.
USS Constitution Museum
"Old Iron Sides"
A bridge near downtown
Lil' Piper. She is the best baby! Especially while trooping around for days.
We hit the Boston Children's Museum. It was huge and fabulous!
Our All-Stars
Ryan, Ruthie, and I had our first taste of real, fresh
cannolis.
Mmm!
Kristen was nice enough to share
hers!
(Side note: We got to drive together the whole time since Ryan worked a deal with the car rental place and got us a mini van for $20 a day!)
The State Capitol
No caption needed! A must see for Ryan.
Ruthie and Piper. We have lots of cute pictures being edited for Christmas cards by Kristen. She does great work! This shot is mine.
Plymouth Rock
The Mayflower II
Krissi and
Dallen came up for a day. During the
BYU game the girls made bows...
the kids watched several Disney movies...
And the guys watched the, not so hot, game. Everyone was happy!
Krissi caught this shot. I love these boys!
East Rock Park. It was a bit windy, but check out that view!
Krissi, Dallen, and Emmy.
A soldier monument
Modeling his Yankees souvenir from NY.
I love her face here, even if it is blurry.
Trying to keep baby warm.
Lighthouse Point
Ryan's favorite action shot of our boy. Of course throwing rocks. Check out that air!
Yale campus. It was just beautiful. 
Inside the library. Can you even imagine? So amazing.
