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Welcome May!

Original Photography by Kristine 

Welcoming The Month of May! 

So I am back after a month of writings for April Love (Susannah Conway's April Love). Thank you all for staying with me for these posts, I had been wanting to add a writing practice to my blog for awhile. Hoping you enjoyed it!

Something New! 

Each Spring I find myself making a list of places I would like to visit.
This year I gathered a few places right in my hometown of Boston, MA. 

My Spring 2016 List:

Swan Boats - Boston Public Gardens
The Boston Public Library
Museum of Fine Arts
Sam Adams Brewery
The Algiers for a Great Cup of Coffee 
Bull & Finch Pub (The Cheers Bar)
Brick and Mortar for a Delicious Meal 
 The Bleacher Bar to Watch a Red Sox Game 
Central Bottle for Wine Tasting

What is on your Spring List? 








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  1. GraceMay 5, 2016 at 8:05 AM

    Kristine, isn't it funny how we take for granted the treasures our hometown offers? I live an hour from NYC and yet never visited the Statue of Liberty until I was in my 50s! :) I smiled when looking over your list because I have been to many of the places you have not yet seen! You are so lucky to live in a city steeped in such history!

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    1. Living in the MomentMay 5, 2016 at 8:30 AM

      So nice to hear from you, Grace -- Glad to know that I am not the only one that tends to put off hometown offerings -- Hoping to turn my way of thinking around this year! Xo

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