traipsing around annapolis

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a couple of weekends back, j and i headed down to DC to go see his mom. she had recently had a big birthday and we wanted to go down and celebrate with her.  it was a bit of a scatterbrained trip in terms of planning, but we were able to throw some things together.  she loves annapolis.  there's plenty of window shopping and good eating to be had around the area so we were more than happy to indulge her on her day of birthday celebrations.  however, the weather wasn't as compliant.  nevertheless, we ventured out into the rainy streets and made a day of it!


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