It is definitely something that will plague me for the rest of my life. But is that such a bad thing? It is when it comes down to decisions like where I want to be, but it just also means that I have found places that have made the moments in my life. I have attachments and loves in all of these places, with people and events and everything surrounding the areas. *sigh* Let's just make one big city! And everyone I love can live in it!
Here's my list for Boston!
-Midnight movies
-Seafood
-Cape Cod vacations
-Dunkin donuts
-Restaurant scene
-Having a doorman
-People watching
-Free movies
-Smell of Starbucks everywhere
-Great Christmas shopping
-Clothes that arent 3 seasons old and actually fit
-Every type of store, from cheap corporate to quaint and cute
-Cultural Uniqueness on every corner
-Gondola rides on the river
-Promenade
-Walking in the North End
-Trick or Treating in Beacon Hill
-Ghosts and Graveyard Tours
-Museums that change exhibits more often than each decade
-Boston Red Sox fans
-friends that are quirky and amazing
-Bars that know how to be bars and not clubs
-Ability to go to clubs
-They know what it means to be a deli
-Puppies everywhere
-Parades for absolutely everything
-Way more holidays than the midwest
-People everywhere
-Cute boys that know what style is
-Harvard Square
-Taking the T when its empty
-Party Favors Cupcakes
-Limited Release movies
-Not knowing anyone from high school
-The accent
-Kenmore on the day of a game
-Shows at Avalon/Axis
-People with a sense of humor
-IMAX's
-Aquarium
-Sea air
-Fanueil Hall and Quincy Market
-Street Performers on every corner
-Hay Market farmers market
2 comments:
I can definitely understand why not knowing anyone from high school is a plus on your list! There are many people in this town that I could do with out seeing.:-)
Hey! I'm reading. It's Meg, PS. I don't know if you can tell that. I vote...come back to Boston ;)
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