So, with a not-so-good nights rest I was determined to make the most of my day in Boston with dad. Overall except for it being a bit windy everything was great. I have "done" Boston before (age 17, for about an entire week and then last spring break) so I didn't feel the desire to see everything again. There were just a few places and things I wanted to go back to and see again-
Boston was huge in the underground railroad, and they have 2 great walking trails (I have taken both). One of them, The Freedom Trail, I would really recommend if you go to this city. And of course, Sam Adams in front of the Faneuil Hall is a must see! 
The city markets are another favorite. But watch out where you walk, the streets are original, old stone and jagged in parts. I think the letters for the market are so awesome- huge and gold!
Then onto what is most likely my favorite place in Boston: The State House. It is so fabulous, what a cool piece of history that we still have! I loved going inside and checking out the museum. Everything is very easy to navigate, and there's a lot of family friendly stuff. My dad smartly noted that "the curved staircase is a mistake, originally this building was built before they had them." Ha! But the building is not exactly as it was during the era of Founding Fathers, but at least they have preserved it (versus restored).
Driving back to our hotel to grab all our stuff, and then out again for Cambridge. I liked Harvard. It is so foreign to imagine attending a school like that- and I have to say, that as elite as it is they have very little green space for just chilling and relaxing. I guess that's what happens when you attend an old, city, ivy league school!
Harvard's COOP bookstore is a must see- so stocked full of cool books, magazines, Harvard gear, and even a coffee shop.
Aside from Harvard, Cambridge has some fun shops. I loved this bakery-cafe that had an entire pig theme- and stuff to buy that was all pigs, and very cute!
Now of course I had to end my time in Boston with some delicious key lime pie. It was pretty needed and just up my ally, especially after some amazing clam chowder.
I had such a nice time, and even though I'm back at school and ready for the rest of it all I cannot help but think that the next time I get on a plane I'll be going to Utah! Ya! So excited!
A little poem to leave you with:
"And here's to good old Boston
The land of the bean and the cod
Where the Lowells talk only to Cabots
And the Cabots talk only to God."- Author Unknown
