second only to beacon hill for me was the public garden. i know how much central park enriches my life in new york—i honestly don't think i could wholeheartedly embrace urban life without peaceful, green space to escape to from time to time—and i savored the afternoon we wandered in and around the garden. flowers, swan boats, and willow trees abound—the place sings with whimsy.
and a sweet memory to tuck away: i was snapping photos when i heard my name called, and i turned around to see angie running toward me. running into a new york friend elsewhere—what are the chances? incredible how this big world can sometimes seem so small.
these photos are so bright and make me so very happy.
ReplyDeleteI do have my sights set on a bigger city (not nyc big, mind you!) after I finish college, but I will always need greenery around me. I guess that is a curse (yet, a good one!) of being a Kentuckian.
I still cannot get over the fact that we ran into each other there. That was magical!
ReplyDeleteAlso I am loving all your boston pictures, as I knew I would. It's fun to see where our trips overlapped. we were on some of the same streets in beacon hill!