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Still didn’t make the trip to the National Archives at Waltham, Mass. Still working out details of how to transport ourselves there. Instead we achieved a different goal for this trip. We went to the Apple Store on Boylston an purchased a Magic Track Pad to use with the Lion OS on our iMac. Also spent some delightful time in Boston Commons and the Public Gardens. Didn’t ride the Swan Boats but had fun watching them. Dined at Joe’s American Bar and Grill on Newbury Street at Exeter. Discovered their best kept secret on the menu. Incredible Crab Cakes. Explored Lambert’s on Tremont Street and came home with Spinach and Cheese Ravioli for tonight’s dinner.

 

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