for us, that meant sleeping in a little later than usual to help our bodies relax. but we woke up to continued sirens and helicopters hovering overhead. then i remembered what happened yesterday afternoon, blocks from our home, wasn't a nightmare after all.
we ran out to the market for groceries so we could stay in and cook tonight, but this is what the route to the market looks like today for us.
commonwealth ave |
the park in the middle of the street, overflowing with cameras and news vans |
it's usually such a beautiful sight, especially in the spring. |
one of many reporters, with more news vans in the background |
i was hoping my brother would come over for dinner, but with the national guard standing outside T entrances with guns, it's a little hard to take public transportation when you don't have to today.
what would have been a gorgeous spring day here in boston was just a bit off. people seemed to be walking around in a daze, and all anyone can ask anyone else is if they knew anyone injured or affected. the man who took my blood noticed our address and immediately struck up conversation about the bombings, the gentleman who delivered our package let me know that so far all of the residents of our building are accounted for and alive.
but tonight i am having cocktails with PI and making tikka masala, and we'll put on sunday's episode of mad men. i feel shaken up, but eager to get back to normal around here. though i realize that is going to be quite a while...
hope everyone out there is doing well, and staying strong.
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