This week we have been lucky to have Christian's parents and his youngest sister, Bethany, out visiting us. It has been a busy week! Christian took his family out the beginning part of the week on his own. They went to Fenway Park, the MFA, ALL over downtown Boston, Beacon Hill, and Harvard Square. The weather was rainy for the first part of the week, but the sun decided to shine FINALLY on Friday!
Scott, Bethany and Jeanie riding the T for the first time, but not the last!
Photo shoot with Christian and Bethany, this one of MANY!
On Thursday we drove to Sharon, Vermont to see the birth place of the prophet Joseph Smith. Unfortunately it rained the entire day, more like poured rain, but we had a good time and enjoyed the beauty of the monument. The monument stands 38 1/2 feet tall, one foot for each year of his life.
Friday we finally saw the sun, so we headed to the beach. We went to Revere Beach, America's first Public Beach. Mom, Dad, Bethany and Christian had a great time throwing the Frisbee.
Friday night we headed to the Hatch Shell to watch the dress rehearsal of the Boston Pops and to hear Neil Diamond sing. Even though it was crowded we had a wonderful time rockin out! Berkeley was enjoying the music so much, but he was very tired, he just couldn't fall asleep; that is until the canons started going off in the William Tell Overture. That was surprisingly the trick to getting him out. Who knew extremely loud noises would lull my baby to sleep; he is defiantly my husband's son.
Berke loves hanging out with his grandma and grandpa Gentry.
The Hatch Shell
Scott, Bethany and Jeanie riding the T for the first time, but not the last!
Photo shoot with Christian and Bethany, this one of MANY! 
On Thursday we drove to Sharon, Vermont to see the birth place of the prophet Joseph Smith. Unfortunately it rained the entire day, more like poured rain, but we had a good time and enjoyed the beauty of the monument. The monument stands 38 1/2 feet tall, one foot for each year of his life.
Friday we finally saw the sun, so we headed to the beach. We went to Revere Beach, America's first Public Beach. Mom, Dad, Bethany and Christian had a great time throwing the Frisbee. 
Friday night we headed to the Hatch Shell to watch the dress rehearsal of the Boston Pops and to hear Neil Diamond sing. Even though it was crowded we had a wonderful time rockin out! Berkeley was enjoying the music so much, but he was very tired, he just couldn't fall asleep; that is until the canons started going off in the William Tell Overture. That was surprisingly the trick to getting him out. Who knew extremely loud noises would lull my baby to sleep; he is defiantly my husband's son.
Berke loves hanging out with his grandma and grandpa Gentry.
The Hatch Shell
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