Sometimes being a brother is even better than being a superhero. ~Marc Brown

Meghan had a great day today, showing her brother the few things that she has seen in Boston. It was even better when he pushed her wheelchair recklessly, tickled her gently and called her "Granny" for her slow walk (Deservingly, he got a poke on the bum with her cane!)
We began the day at the Holocaust Memorial which features six luminous glass towers, each 54 feet high. The towers are lit internally to gleam at night. They are set on a black granite path, each one over a dark chamber which carries the name of one of the principal Nazi death camps. Smoke rises from charred embers at the bottom of these chambers.
The Granary Burial Ground is the final resting place for legendary Boston figures including Samuel Adams, Peter Faneuil, John Hancock and, as you can see above, Paul Revere.
The street performers at Faneuil Hall are quite impressive. This guy did a backflip over 5 adults from the audience!
Perhaps the highlight of the day for Meghan was when a street performer chose Cameron, randomly and against his will, from the audience.
After getting Cameron acclimated to the audience, he then announced that he should have chosen a girl--and he produced a wig to put on Cameron.
Cameron was a great sport--even though this is completely out of his comfort zone--as he listened to instructions.
Cameron assisted the street performer as he balanced and spun and juggled flowers 12 feet in the air.
We came back to Spaulding for a game of Phase 10 but soon Cameron was snoozing. He must have been exhausted trying to keep up with Meghan........I'm sure it had nothing to do with 6am seminary, school, work and texting Cassie!