M-S had meetings in Boston this week so I joined her Friday night and we came home Sunday. The picture above is from the Top of the Hub - VERY good meal. I really wanted to check out this place on Saturday:
Its the new Edward Kennedy Institute for the US Senate, and I'm certain I'll be bringing students there soon. Chris came with me and he seemed to think its very student centered. Everyone gets technology upon entering:
And the whole place is interactive. They have an exact replica of the Senate Chamber:
And students can schedule a three hour immersion program that sounds fantastic. There are also exhibits like Ted's office:
His paintings (click on the pic - he was pretty good):
And this new museum is right next door to the Kennedy Library. I've been many times and my two favorite things are still JFK's desk and chair:
And RFK's desk:
We had dinner with Chris at a place in Davis Square in his new hometown of Somerville. It was great to catch up with the boy. M-S is coming to my next meeting in DC in a few weeks, so I'll get to return the favor. Life is good.
~MET
Monday, September 21, 2015
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
15 Years Married to My Best Friend
Today Mira-Su and I have been married for fifteen years. This is going to sound exceptionally cliche...but every year with her seems better than the last. We spent the night in Portland last weekend to mark the occasion and we had a blast. Here are some highlights:
This was the view from our hotel room. We had a great time late in the evening and early in the morning just sitting together in from of the window and talking. We also had a wonderful time walking around the Old Port. And I got to try this drink:
The Pickle Dickle from Central Provisions. A shot of whiskey followed immediately by a shot of pickle juice. It was really good. Something happens to the pickle juice because of the whiskey still on your palate. Delicious. We had dinner at Bao Bao. http://www.baobaodumplinghouse.com/
We shared four different dumplings and they were all outstanding. We strolled around and watched people in Congress Square engaging in 'Salsa Night"
We ended the evening at the Top of the East with a great view and more talking and fun. In the morning we took a long walk, had coffee in the room, and then tried this place for brunch:
Its a funky place thats a little out of the way, but still a nice walk. http://outlierseatery.com/
I like this picture of me at brunch because I look like a man who is nothing less than content. And I am. My wife and I continue to "perpetually date" and I couldn't be happier. We have trips to Boston and DC coming up this fall and I'm already looking forward to both. And I'm sure we'll continue to have adventurous day trips concocted at the last minute from time to time. The fact is that there is absolutely no one with whom I'd rather spend time with than my wife. Happy anniversary. I love you. Life is very good.
~MET
This was the view from our hotel room. We had a great time late in the evening and early in the morning just sitting together in from of the window and talking. We also had a wonderful time walking around the Old Port. And I got to try this drink:
The Pickle Dickle from Central Provisions. A shot of whiskey followed immediately by a shot of pickle juice. It was really good. Something happens to the pickle juice because of the whiskey still on your palate. Delicious. We had dinner at Bao Bao. http://www.baobaodumplinghouse.com/

We shared four different dumplings and they were all outstanding. We strolled around and watched people in Congress Square engaging in 'Salsa Night"
We ended the evening at the Top of the East with a great view and more talking and fun. In the morning we took a long walk, had coffee in the room, and then tried this place for brunch:
Its a funky place thats a little out of the way, but still a nice walk. http://outlierseatery.com/

I like this picture of me at brunch because I look like a man who is nothing less than content. And I am. My wife and I continue to "perpetually date" and I couldn't be happier. We have trips to Boston and DC coming up this fall and I'm already looking forward to both. And I'm sure we'll continue to have adventurous day trips concocted at the last minute from time to time. The fact is that there is absolutely no one with whom I'd rather spend time with than my wife. Happy anniversary. I love you. Life is very good.
~MET
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