Earlier this week, we went on a day trip to Boston to explore the Freedom Trail. We visited several fun places: Our itinerary took us to:
• Boston Massacre Site
• Old State House where we met some nice workers
• Faniuel Hall
• Paul Revere's House (great trip inside)
• Outside the Old North Church
• Union Oyster House
• Holocaust Memorial
Today is Easter Sunday 2022. So far, we've had quite a memorable weekend.
We started off on Friday with Emmie and I running many errands related to Easter, with stops to Five Below, the Butchery, and Putnam Pantry. Both Chiff and Bri had things they had in the evening with friends.
Yesterday, Chiff and I visited the Cape to see Nani and go out for a dinner at Guirdinos. We had the chance to catch up with Mark, Carol, Trish, AND Mike (who was in for the Boston Film Festival where is short film, Tony at 39! debuted).
I got back and did some last minute errands for Emmie, who was fighting an epic migraine.
This morning, we opened Easter baskets, I went to church (it was amazing to be back), and we just wrapped up Easter brunch listening to vintage Easter music via Youtube. Definitely check it out.
Right now, we are about to watch one of my favorite things on Easter - a biblical movie! The only thing that makes this sad is that it is the first Easter without Dad 2, Uncle Chet, and Aunt Nancy. What a year!
Happy Easter to all!!!
Kiff played in I believe his 6th flag football Superbowl this past Friday. And it was epic!!!
His team - the Avalanche - were playing against a team stacked with some of his friends. In fact, there was a 7th grade rivalry between the two teams and they were looking forward to battling each other.
It was a nip and tuck game. Although it did not start that way Kiff's team threw a pick-6 to start the game and were down. However, they battled back with some great defense. In fact, Kiff almost caused a safety when he sacked the quarterback.
It was an awesome game. Kiff's team had the lead 25-30 with under 1 minute left. In fact, they were still ahead with 8 seconds left. But a last second touchdown by the earthquake with 1 second left sealed their fate in the greatest flag football superbowl game I have ever seen.
What a game!!!
