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warch · 08-11-2004, 02:39 PM

I wont get lost...much! Anyway, lost is how you have the best adventures. Bruce, you're doing the papa bear. That's sweet.

I'm a big history geek, so I'll love any and all chances to wander around. I was in Boston once, in the 80s. I went up there to check out MIT with a guy I had a huge crush on. Remember old Myers, UT? (Ha! doomed from day1 relationship. anyway...) Freaked me out when it also turned into a mandatory trip to the Mary Baker Eddy mothership Wednesday meeting house.

I just remember being impressed by how many schools there were there: BC, Tufts, Berkely, Harvard, MIT, BU, and others I'm sure. Oh, and I remember good radio stations. I would love to go to a game at Fenway, but no such luck in March. I didnt get there last time either. Just looked at the green monster from the street and sighed. I really want to go to the Isabella Stuart Gardner museum. (Where the big Vermeer Heist was.) To see what's still there! (There is plenty)

Still open to your suggestions for places to flop in Beantown.

08-11-2004, 02:39 PM	#7
warch lurkin old school Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Minnesota Posts: 2,796	I wont get lost...much! Anyway, lost is how you have the best adventures. Bruce, you're doing the papa bear. That's sweet. I'm a big history geek, so I'll love any and all chances to wander around. I was in Boston once, in the 80s. I went up there to check out MIT with a guy I had a huge crush on. Remember old Myers, UT? (Ha! doomed from day1 relationship. anyway...) Freaked me out when it also turned into a mandatory trip to the Mary Baker Eddy mothership Wednesday meeting house. I just remember being impressed by how many schools there were there: BC, Tufts, Berkely, Harvard, MIT, BU, and others I'm sure. Oh, and I remember good radio stations. I would love to go to a game at Fenway, but no such luck in March. I didnt get there last time either. Just looked at the green monster from the street and sighed. I really want to go to the Isabella Stuart Gardner museum. (Where the big Vermeer Heist was.) To see what's still there! (There is plenty) Still open to your suggestions for places to flop in Beantown.