In closing...

Well, we all made it home safe and sound and with a lot of great memories.  Brad and I had an awesome time on this trip, and I hope you guys had as much fun as we did.  Some of the things that I won't forget that may or may not have been mentioned before are the look on Maw Maw's face right before/after our flights, Paw Paw being so sweet and cooperative with us all, the seafood nachos, the provisions cookies, Paw Paw shooting straight off the rotary, Brad climbing through the skylight when we locked ourselves out, and all the laughs we shared.  There is something really special about a relationship like ours, and this kind of relationship is hard to find these days. We love you guys so much!  I hope you look back on this trip as fondly as we do.  A few more pictures to help you remember these fun days :)  

Boston Bound

 Before our flight home, we walked around Boston for a little bit, just to show Maw Maw and Paw Paw how pretty it is.  We also showed them the oldest Baptist church in the city, and we tried to go to Sunday service, but we only caught the invitation and benediction.  We ate lunch in a really nice area of the Boston Commons next to a frog pond.  The meal was surprisingly good!  Now it's home sweet home time...

Our Last Night/Departure Morning

 Our last night on the island, we ate at the Rope Walk one more time for Maw Maw and Paw Paw.  We had lobster, some drinks, and some really good fellowship.  We then walked around town square one last time before we went back to get packed up to go home. 

The lobster was fabulous!  So glad I experienced it before I left. 

The next morning we got up bright and early to go catch the ferry back to Boston.  We wanted a little extra time to walk around Boston before we had to catch our afternoon flight home.  We took a few pictures outside our cottage before we left.  We were all a little sad to leave.  Even Paw Paw said he would be sad and that is really saying something. 

We reminisced a lot standing in this ferry line.  We all said we would come back one day, and I hope that happens...