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Those taste good [drool]
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I used to get McChicken, but now I'm more a Filet'O'Fish person. What can I say? I like fish :D
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I love both sandwiches [drool] haven't had McDonald's in a while.
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I got chicken in my pasta tonight! [boogie]
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That's great to hear!
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It was delicious. [drool]
How are you Sal? |
Good, as usual!
How are you? |
I am doing okay. A mix of nervous and excited for my semester to start.
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Oohh when do you start again? Or have you already started (by the time you read this)?
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I start classes Monday... well, technically Tuesday. Though, I move back to campus tomorrow. (Sunday)
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Ah, alrighty. How are you spending your final days of freedom? :) And is the campus far from your home?
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Oh, haha. Yeah. Campus is about 2000 miles away from my home. [lol]
I've been staying with a friend for break. She has an aunt that live maybe 2 miles from the campus. |
2000 miles?! Wow! Are you in the United States? Because if so, I feel like you would be going to school on the opposite coast of where you live!
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I'm from the East Coast in the States; near Boston, but more north. I'm going to school in North Dakota, which is in the mid-west region of the country. [yes] There's still over 1,000 miles before I'd get to see the West Coast. [lol] Which I do actually want to see someday.
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Oohh that's cool ^_^ I might go to Boston someday in the near future :)
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Boston is beautiful, and I recommend that everyone visits it. [yes] That's not just because I'm bias to Boston either. It's historical, and lively, yet still small and quaint compared to New York City. It's right on the Atlantic, and there are often boat rides available. The aquarium is lovely, but I suggest going in summer when they have more attractions. The museums are always a blessing to visit. Boston is proud of its heritage. There are several pubs, and bars. Quincy Market, and Faneuil Hall are exquisite places for summer shopping, and food varieties. Boston is best seen from late spring to early fall, as winters on the east coast get rather harsh.
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Thank you for this lovely description! I've saved it for future reference, so I know what things to do there :) I hear that Boston is a very "young city" as well, since so many colleges are located there.
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Yeah. The demographic of Boston is rather young. It's mostly people between 18 and 25, I think; and it's most certainly because of the colleges. (I actually had to do a bit of research... there are about 53 different higher education institutions in or near the city. If my math is correct, that means there are about 236,240 students in or near Boston, when term is in session. Whether or not they all fit the age range I chose, I couldn't say. Most, I find, do though.) However, the demographic changes in the summer, as Boston is mostly filled with tourists. Though, the tourists themselves range widely. I once passed a group of people from Germany, while I was there on a school trip. I think Boston is my favorite in autumn, just because, even with all the college students, it slows down a bit. The summer is rushed with tourists trying to take everything in at once. Fall is there for the people of Boston. The people that have lived there for a bit, or a while. People that know the streets, and the sounds of the city. Fall in Boston is like a satisfied sigh before winter.
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"Fall in Boston is like a satisfied sigh before winter."
That sentence is so profoundly amazing! Thank you again for the description! |
Hey guys, I need your help! *flails* Tell me, what sounds more appealing for someone who gives out story help?
StoryConsultant, IdeaQueen, FictionWeaver..? If you have any other ideas, I'd be really happy to hear them. |
FictionWeaver sounds nice, but that's just my opinion c:
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I'm back to life!
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*bumps thread to show he still lives*
Did.. Did I ever give out the 500th page prize? |
Nyope.
*tackles* You've been gone forever! |
PAPILLON'S SO CUTE!
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