The Tragedy in Boston
I have been to Boston on different occasions. My first time in Boston was with my mother and my daughter. We went to Boston’s Children Hospital. Besides our visit to the hospital, we made a vacation out of the trip. We met my cousin for dinner and had the privilege of getting lost in that wonderful city. If I ever thought Manhattan was hard to navigate, it paled in comparison to the city of Boston. We were so lost, but by accident we found Fenway Park. I was stunned to see a famous major league ball park in the middle of a major metropolitan city. It was a beautiful sight. From that moment on I have wanted to go to that stadium to see a baseball game. We also went to Quincy Market. I remember that I had handicapped parking because of my mothers medical needs. It was so easy to park. The people were lovely there. The restaurants that we ate at were fantastic. The seafood was lovely. We went to the Children’s Museum and ate at the Milk Jug. Each trip to Boston was wonderful. My heart goes out to the people of Boston. Like New Yorkers were after 911, they will go through the same feeling. It is a feeling of violation. It is a numbing experience that will never go away. My thoughts and my prayers go to the people in the state of Massachusetts and to the citizens in the Boston area. Stay safe and Bon Appetit.