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primroseburrows) wrote2005-06-21 05:50 am
primroseburrows) wrote2005-06-21 05:50 am
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Gods, I am so impressed.
...and hopeful. America needs a second party, and it looks like we might finally get it. *high-fives the DNC*
Pictures forthcoming, as soon as I get my lazy arse in gear and upload them. Oh, and![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mr_t00by got to shake Gov. Dean's hand, but alas, there were too many people around for me to get a clear shot at a picture.
We also paid a visit to Pandemonium and Tokyo Kid and ate sushi and shumai in Cambridge.mr_t00by also bought an anime scroll at Newbury Comics (from Evangelion, he proclaims, because I am anime-clueless). Well, actually, I bought it for him, as an early birthday present. He also now has a mass-market paperback version of Good Omens to read so he doesn't have to carry around my battered, beloved, signed-by-Neil-and-Terry trade paperback copy (and he prefers reading the mass-markets--go figure). I have a Campus Crusade for Cthulhu bumpersticker, a "Coed Naked Quidditch" button, and a brandy-new copy of Ian McLeod's The House of Storms.
Next time I go to Boston (which is often, and I definitely will be in Harvard Square again on 23 September, yay!), though, I'm taking the commuter rail from Providence. Driving back from Quincy Adams after a long day was icky.
Oh, and. Could someone tell me how to get to the Braintree T Station from points south? It's closer than Quincy Adams if I ever DO want to drive that far (or go on days when the Commuter rail doesn't run).
I'm going back to bed for a while, since I was up at five and am working this evening.
...and hopeful. America needs a second party, and it looks like we might finally get it. *high-fives the DNC*
Pictures forthcoming, as soon as I get my lazy arse in gear and upload them. Oh, and
mr_t00by got to shake Gov. Dean's hand, but alas, there were too many people around for me to get a clear shot at a picture. We also paid a visit to Pandemonium and Tokyo Kid and ate sushi and shumai in Cambridge.
mr_t00by also bought an anime scroll at Newbury Comics (from Evangelion, he proclaims, because I am anime-clueless). Well, actually, I bought it for him, as an early birthday present. He also now has a mass-market paperback version of Good Omens to read so he doesn't have to carry around my battered, beloved, signed-by-Neil-and-Terry trade paperback copy (and he prefers reading the mass-markets--go figure). I have a Campus Crusade for Cthulhu bumpersticker, a "Coed Naked Quidditch" button, and a brandy-new copy of Ian McLeod's The House of Storms.
Next time I go to Boston (which is often, and I definitely will be in Harvard Square again on 23 September, yay!), though, I'm taking the commuter rail from Providence. Driving back from Quincy Adams after a long day was icky.
Oh, and. Could someone tell me how to get to the Braintree T Station from points south? It's closer than Quincy Adams if I ever DO want to drive that far (or go on days when the Commuter rail doesn't run).
I'm going back to bed for a while, since I was up at five and am working this evening.
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Sorry, I can just barely find the Quincy Adams stop. I have no idea where the Braintree stop in. Roy might be able to help though. I'll ask him tonight.
Perhaps one of the times you're in Boston we could get together for coffee or some such liquid?!
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