Boston, anyone?

[Netzach]

Give the hotel concierge a nice smile and in five minutes she will be able to give you foolproof directions for finding your way to every place you wish to see. Growl at her and she'll send you to Yankee Stadium in the Bronx.

*sniff. Sob*

 

[00Syd]

I'm currently overwhelmed with 3 cats, 8 kids, and eleventy-million pieces of Halloween candy, but I did want to pop back in and say hi, and Syd I'll PM you sometime this weekend so we can figure out something.

Everyone keeps telling me the T really is that good, but I'm still feeling a bit lost on the whole public transportation all over the city thing...

The T is pretty decent, in that it'll get you where you want to go without too much hassle. If you have any specific questions on how it works or how to get anywhere or anything like that, I can help. Trust me, though, taking the T is about a billion times better than trying to drive or park anywhere in the city.

 

[Kajira Callista]

I'm going to be in Boston next weekend - anybody live in the area-ish and interested in meeting for coffee?

I dunno. Boston doesn't scream coffee. Tea maybe...or cream pie

 

[CutieMouse]

I dunno. Boston doesn't scream coffee. Tea maybe...or cream pie

*snortchucklecough*

I wasn't even thinking about that when I started the thread, but you're right.

 

[midwestyankee]

I dunno. Boston doesn't scream coffee. Tea maybe...or cream pie

*snortchucklecough*

I wasn't even thinking about that when I started the thread, but you're right.

They ran out of tea in 1773. The cream pie is good, though.

 

[CutieMouse]

Bippity boppity bump if anyone wants coffee (or tea as KC pointed out)... leaving in the morning.

 

[naxalite0906]

Bippity boppity bump if anyone wants coffee (or tea as KC pointed out)... leaving in the morning.

Have a wonderful time

 

[Blushing Bottom]

Wish I had seen this earlier...well hope you enjoyed your trip.

I'm going to be in Boston next weekend - anybody live in the area-ish and interested in meeting for coffee?