Oh, it was awesome, in a really nontraditional way. We went to dinner at Legal Seafood. The weather was warm, so we walked through the Boston Common at night. We played in the empty fountains and had a dance off. James and Ted attempted to climb a tree that left them with battle wounds. We probably looked like every other drunken fool, but we were sober (mostly... Ted is 21 and had a couple drinks with dinner, if I'm being totally honest).
Of course, in true college fashion, we did celebrate being young and alive. This consisted of sitting in Katie's room and talking, but it felt great to be with my friends.
The next day, Friday, was absolutely gorgeous. After getting breakfast with Katie and James, Ted and I explored the city. We walked about an hour to get to Harvard Square down the Charles, singing and playing Questions. We stopped in Urban Outfitters and The Hempist, where Ted bought a hackey sack. I had never played before, and we got to later. We took the T down to Park Street, then walked through Quincy Market. I wanted to show him a view of the skyline from a park in the North end I love, but I couldn't find it (and Cap, forever useless when I need him, didn't answer his phone to give me directions).
Eventually, we did find that park, but in the mean time we played hackey sack with this view in the background.
Have I mentioned before how much I love this city?
No comments:
Post a Comment