In many ways, Boston is the perfect place to start our
Dreams Tour. Boston is a city made of
Dreams. My Boston Tour information
brochure says that on their tour, we would (and we certainly did) “relive
centuries of history and learn of the Puritans, revolutionaries, immigrants,
presidents, Pequots and politicians”. Lots
of dreamers in that mix, and we would be no exception! But I get ahead of myself…
After Synod Assembly and the Relay for Life, my first big
summer dreamscape consisted of meeting and greeting my Cousin Katherina and her
friend (and my soon to be adopted cousin) Mia who were journeying to the United
States from Sweden. Their dream was to
spend some quality time with my Uncle Beau, Katherina’s Dad, see some sites and
have fun! They knew that their luggage
would be missing, and it was. And even
with that, fun we had. It all started at
the airport.
Airports are places where dreamlike reunions and homecomings
take place. They are supposed to
anyway. I think that is why I have
always loved them. Sometimes when I was
growing up, we would get to choose where we would like to go out to eat on our
birthdays. Oftentimes, I would choose
the Burlington International Airport (www.burlingtonintlairport.com).
How exciting it was that people were flying in from all over the world
to make their dreams of family or fortunes come true! On Sunday, June 10, 2012, I met Katherina and
Mia at Logan International Airport in Boston, Massachusetts with two bouquets
of flowers and some Dunkin Donuts. Dreams
are sweet after all. After a crazy day
of crisscrossed flights around Scandanavia, Katherina and Mia were ready for
some food and soft beds.
.....Sweet dreams
came to us all at the Comfort Inn in Woburn! (http://www.comfortinn.com/hotel-woburn-massachusetts-MA110)
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