Extended Stay America Boston - Braintree

... Amy bopped over a stool nearly taking out a guy with an already broken foot !! So they bought us beer to say sorry ?! Americans ! Still in virgin america phase laughin at the water hydrants and the accents - coffee lol Going to Harvard for a bimble today ! I havent come out with any memorable sayings yet lol and almost rid of jet lag - now 7:54 and signing oot !!

... for all his kindness, help and great motorbikes
~Jon & Sophie, who many years ago converted me from being just another dumb tourist to a world-traveler - thanks kids, perhaps we will get to do yet another adventure someday!(even if I missed Costa Rica LOL)
~And of course sweet Aranya in Patong beach who shared much quality time with me in Patong, Ko Phi Phi, Surin Beach, exploring the national park, etc ...

... quick meal. Then we headed for home and stopped off at the JFK federal building to grab a pic at the location where the 1st phone call was made in 1875.

Tried again to get a copy of Windows 7 (3 pk) but Staples check their system for me and no stores in the USA has any left.....Looks like dse.com.au is the best option while the special is on.

Back at the hotel now checking out the MNF game. Gonna upload some pics then hit the treadmill down ...

Slow start to this morning indeed. I tried to catch up on the blog and add a few pics while I had internet access at Andy's.
We headed out to Brunch around the 12-1 mark which was a sight to see. All the cars were driving around covered with snow still. As we walked to the cafe, the ice would drop from the trees and be falling all around us. Similar to being careful walking under trees with birds in it, but the ice would not be as messy. he wlked into the cafe, the front desk was made ...

loved the flight, and the hospitality of the BA business class experience. I even had a facial as I though it would be done by a dolly. Then some big gay guy came out to 'facial' me. I was petrified. I have to say that he did a really good job though!!

I REALLY made the most of the free champagne and wine on the flight too. Legs were a bit wobbly on my return to the good old US and A!

... lobster and clam stands, and lots of quaint little villages. Also we saw hundreds of million-dollar waterfront homes. It was a very pleasant drive.
We made a side trip to Gloucester, a very busy commercial seaport, and home to Gorton's Seafood. We saw the fish-stick trawlers coming in with the day's catch of little, rectangular fish. We also had a nice lunch overlooking the harbor. We circled ...

... evidenziato per terra con una striscia in vernice rossa o in mattoncini (http://www.thefreedomtrail.org/ ). Quest'anno la Freedom Trail ha compiuto i 50 anni. Al termine del percorso, se non volete rifare la strada a ritroso c'è il ferry che al costo di 1,70 $ vi riporta alla zona portuale di Boston. Arrivati li siamo entrati al Local Seafood, una catena di ristoranti specializzati in ...

... miles and all i have with me is a cereal bar. I guess thats dinner sorted. I actually wanted to die. Unsuprisingly i went to bed early and cursed every second of my journey. My next day was fine, i found a store and spent the day hanging out around the hostel on the sofas and writing (a rather productive 15,000 words i may add) Watched a spectacular sunset and went to bed. Next day i found a bus with a bike rack and thanked whoever was looking out for me and ...

... after only having to accost a dozen people for directions. I am glad I have her to run interfence for me, as there are soo many different American accents in one city, that I cannot with any confidnce, say that I have it all worked out. We looked around the shops and I managed to find some nice firemen to have my picture taken with, just for the guys at work. Honest Babe. We did a duck tour of the ...

... as rumor has it that he survived the weight of the stones for about 3 days, and even being so bold that when he was asked if he would like to plead guilty to his charges during the pressing he replied: "More weight". The dungeon museum provided us with a fantastic recreation of his death along with several exhibits showing what life was like for the poor souls held there, waiting to be hung for their ridiculous crimes they didn't even ...