I always wondered what the story was behind throwing change in a fountain and making a wish. Is there an old fairy tale of which I am unaware? The strangest part is that as a child, I followed suit by way of social norms just like everyone else. But when did it get beyond the […]
Archive for February, 2008
Thursday, February 28th, 2008
Yeah I saw where the Tanner’s lived…just kidding. But I did take a picture of the “Painted Ladies” at Alamo Square. But before that we walked around Haight-Ashbury. The beat movement made it’s debut on the west coast in Haight-Ashbury during the time that Allen Ginsberg moved to San Francisco in the 50’s. Today it […]
Yeah I saw where the Tanner’s lived…just kidding. But I did take a picture of the “Painted Ladies” at Alamo Square. But before that we walked around Haight-Ashbury. The beat movement made it’s debut on the west coast in Haight-Ashbury during the time that Allen Ginsberg moved to San Francisco in the 50’s. Today it […]
Yeah I saw where the Tanner’s lived…just kidding. But I did take a picture of the “Painted Ladies” at Alamo Square. But before that we walked around Haight-Ashbury. The beat movement made it’s debut on the west coast in Haight-Ashbury during the time that Allen Ginsberg moved to San Francisco in the 50’s. Today it […]
Four girls entered a bar in the Mission district of San Francisco after having to walk sideways down one of many steep hills. The bouncer acknowledged three Mass id’s and upon entering the crowded bar, he recommended we make our way to the wet bar because it would be less congested. Noticing that we had […]
I won’t be blogging too much because I will be traveling: Tomorrow I go from boston to San Diego Sunday I go from San Diego to Los Angeles Monday I drive from Los Angeles to San Diego On Friday I come from San Diego back home to Boston So excited.
According to the review of The Friendly Toast by Rachel Forrest on Seacoastonline.com: If you haven’t been to The Friendly Toast, you haven’t fully experienced Portsmouth. It’s one of those area institutions that represents a segment of the city that makes up its character as a whole – the quirky, artsy, fun, and laid-back part […]
While it snowed off and on last Saturday, the storm I anticipated didn’t occur until Sunday and even then it was sporadic. Upon arriving at our hotel (after shopping at the kittery outlets and spending not more than $4 dollars an item at Banana Republic) we were starving. So we stopped at the Portsmouth Brewery. […]
