Resting Up From Beantown

Boston was a lot of fun, kids. Even though I compressed my touring into a day-and-a-half and was on my own during that time, I still feel as though I managed to get a good look glimpse into the soul of the city. And if you can do that by walking through the streets, then call me an honorary Bostonian, because I tread from Fenway to Boston Common to the Harbor, up to the Charlestown Navy Yard to see the USS Constitution, and back through the Freedom Trail to Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market. From the belly of the T to the top of the Prudential Center, I packed as much as I could during my time there. I shouldn't leave out the class I took, which was very educational, and the catering for which took care of all of my New England food curiosities, from lobster to chowda. I also was exposed to suburban Massachusetts life, with a baseball field in every town and trees everywhere.

Though I'm unpacked and have notes from my trip that I took for the express purpose of blogging, I am focusing on catching up with my Flickr uploads. This week, you'll see the actual flurry of Boston-related write-ups.

I'll leave you tonight with this picture. Oh yes. Indy is back! Even in his 60's, Harrison still looks like he's ready to crack a whip on some Nazi's head. Except this movie will take place in the 50's, and the suddenly omnipresent Shia LeBeouf will be the young guy probably doing most of the stunts. It'll still rock.

Oh, and I finally posted the Guitar Hero pictures Katie was screaming about. Check out Flickr.