Oh hey everyone! It’s been awhile, I know. The past month and a half have been so crazy that I have barely had time to think about it, let alone write about it. One of the things that has kept me so busy was my 2017 wedding season. I had three weddings almost three weeks in a row. I kicked things off with Rob + Melanie’s wedding in Larkin Square.
As I dive deeper into the world of sailing, I am constantly learning about the various organizations, people and brands that make this sport and lifestyle so great. Recently, I discovered Code Zero Sportswear, a nautical lifestyle brand that is both ‘designed and endorsed by professional sailors.
It’s been a crazy couple of weeks here on the Morning Glory home front. We began the mid-summer series of races, and I completed my first regatta as well. THAT was a gnarly race.
We had just come around the first mark of the race when it happened. The wind just stopped. Our boat was barely crawling across Lake Erie. I looked to our stern and saw all of the other boats behind us, who looked like they were going to catch up, but they were just as stalled as us. We watched one or two boats ahead of us finagle their mainsails and jibs to try and catch even the smallest of breezes while we tried to come up with a plan of our own.
Whether they are planning a trip or planning a move, people are always asking me for Boston recommendations. This has inspired me to create my own guide to all of my favorite places in the city, many of which are located in my old neighborhood of East Boston. If you are here for a weekend, these are the places that need to be on your radar or to-do list. If you are already living in the city, you are going to want to become a regular to the following.
