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Places I plan to go on my vacation
May. 20th, 2005 11:20 pmMind, I am staying in the state. It is more because I am taking this because there are places I wanted to go to, but never had the time (commute and computer stuff takes up a lot):
Manray, Ceremony, and Crypt (which will mean an adventure getting to Everett, but I like adventures), and other opportunities for floaty dancing. Open Parlour Night is something I keep missing because I am too damn tired. Same with writer's group. I feel lame.
Mount Auburn Cementery, because I never seem to visit the graves I want to. I want to try white tea at Tealuxe. Darwin has good sandwiches. I haven't gotten anything at Finale--how are the desserts? :)
Arnold Arborteum, because I haven't been there since I moved out of JP. Also, I would like to learn the names of the trees. A visiting poet once asked his students what was the name of a tree on the campus. When the students couldn't answer, he said, "You are expecting to be writers and not know the name of a tree you see all the time?" Or something like that. That ancedote makes me feel guilty.
I went to Northeastern, and the Isabella Gardner Museum was supposedly nearby. However, I never knew the way. I think I want to now.
Of course, the Museum of Fine Art is a fun way to kill time. Also, I haven't been in the Institute of Contemporary Art in a while. Plus, there's a bowling alley nearby. For all my attempts at getting culture, I miss eating fries and getting gutterballs. Maybe I should go to the Boston Bowl again.
Diskovery in Allston--wait, I want to save money. I already have enough books. Or rather I still need to read a lot of them. Super 88 looks good for lunch.
A movie theater in Quincy just went to second-run movies for $2.50. I keep on saying that I would see someothing, but I am not sure. From there, I can go to the destinition for many elementary school field trips, Adams Historical Society. I wonder if they have anything new, or if it is just bits on the Pawtucket tribe and the Adams family. Because we were the real father and son presidental town, dammit!
When I missed the last bus home, and have to take the bus going to Ashmont via West Quincy, I see two curious things. I see a Finnish sauna, and the First Spiritualist Church. I keep on meaning to visit those, but haven't gotten the chance.
Where am I at now has some interesting stuff. I wonder if the public pool will be open by June. I wonder if 'hot roast beef sandwiches' at Dairy Farm are as they advertise.
I got really dull things I could do: sign up for driving school, getting a passport, and consulting about getting wisdom teeth extracted. Maybe I should show up at companies and give them my damn resumes. Someone recommended that. However, I don't want them to get stalled at HR, but I want to know whose the heads of departments I am interested in. I don't want to just go in like a dork.
I wonder what stuff people would want to do with me.
Maybe next time, I'll go to Providence or Northampton.
Manray, Ceremony, and Crypt (which will mean an adventure getting to Everett, but I like adventures), and other opportunities for floaty dancing. Open Parlour Night is something I keep missing because I am too damn tired. Same with writer's group. I feel lame.
Mount Auburn Cementery, because I never seem to visit the graves I want to. I want to try white tea at Tealuxe. Darwin has good sandwiches. I haven't gotten anything at Finale--how are the desserts? :)
Arnold Arborteum, because I haven't been there since I moved out of JP. Also, I would like to learn the names of the trees. A visiting poet once asked his students what was the name of a tree on the campus. When the students couldn't answer, he said, "You are expecting to be writers and not know the name of a tree you see all the time?" Or something like that. That ancedote makes me feel guilty.
I went to Northeastern, and the Isabella Gardner Museum was supposedly nearby. However, I never knew the way. I think I want to now.
Of course, the Museum of Fine Art is a fun way to kill time. Also, I haven't been in the Institute of Contemporary Art in a while. Plus, there's a bowling alley nearby. For all my attempts at getting culture, I miss eating fries and getting gutterballs. Maybe I should go to the Boston Bowl again.
Diskovery in Allston--wait, I want to save money. I already have enough books. Or rather I still need to read a lot of them. Super 88 looks good for lunch.
A movie theater in Quincy just went to second-run movies for $2.50. I keep on saying that I would see someothing, but I am not sure. From there, I can go to the destinition for many elementary school field trips, Adams Historical Society. I wonder if they have anything new, or if it is just bits on the Pawtucket tribe and the Adams family. Because we were the real father and son presidental town, dammit!
When I missed the last bus home, and have to take the bus going to Ashmont via West Quincy, I see two curious things. I see a Finnish sauna, and the First Spiritualist Church. I keep on meaning to visit those, but haven't gotten the chance.
Where am I at now has some interesting stuff. I wonder if the public pool will be open by June. I wonder if 'hot roast beef sandwiches' at Dairy Farm are as they advertise.
I got really dull things I could do: sign up for driving school, getting a passport, and consulting about getting wisdom teeth extracted. Maybe I should show up at companies and give them my damn resumes. Someone recommended that. However, I don't want them to get stalled at HR, but I want to know whose the heads of departments I am interested in. I don't want to just go in like a dork.
I wonder what stuff people would want to do with me.
Maybe next time, I'll go to Providence or Northampton.
