Another Good Visit

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Once more we made the trip from Middleboro into the heart of Boston to visit Linus and his parents. This time we needed to run an errand for them first so we did some extra walking (Our Fitbits liked that!) and along a different route than yesterday. Along the way we got a floral arrangement for the new family and attracted a bit of attention as we walked the streets with flowers in hand! It was another great opportunity to cuddle Linus and to watch him snuggle with his parents. We made a trip to the cafeteria and brought food back so we could sit around the bedside table for a family dinner. It is so wonderful to watch our son and Rachel, who we have known since her high school years, becoming parents!

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