My sister, Alissa, has a daughter at Babson and a son working in Waltham. She came to visit them for the weekend but I probably got to spend the most time with her. We drove into Boston where we did a fair bit of walking along the Rose Kennedy Greenway, along the harbor, and around the Faneuil Hall  Marketplace where we had dinner. Between the buskers, kids playing in the fountains, and seals of the Aquarium we were treated to a wide array of entertainment.

Over the course of the summer I was approached by a number of early stage technology companies interested in having me consult for them. I put all of them on hold until September so I could maximize my time with Maya on the tiny house project. I have limited my aggregate commitments to one day per week. It will be a nice way to continue with my passion for high-tech engineering while remaining mostly retired. One of my clients is located in an area of Somerville with extremely limited parking availability. They were kind enough to reserve me one of their few spots.