Hip hop dance lesson from Jose Eric Cruz in Boston
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Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010
We ordered our save the dates from Vistaprint because they were cheap, they had a pretty design that matched our colors and they let us add a photo to personalize them. The picture of us is from 1998, when we both volunteered at Camp Arrowhead.
When I was in elementary school I had a friend who did gymnastics. I was a figure skater. We believed our talents complemented each other so we made a promise that we would one day support each other in our respective Olympic games – her the summer and me the winter. The promise was amid [...]
This weekend Mike and I played the part of a couple of suburban yuppies, wandering back and forth between Crate & Barrel and Macy’s in search for the perfect set of china to add to our wedding registry. It is difficult to build a home that does not exist. Matching the colors and styles of [...]
Boston is filled with great bloggers and tweeters. However, I have found that the amount of those who focus on travel and actually live in Boston can be small. The fact is, most of the travel blogging/tweeting community in Boston is off traveling the world. Last Thursday though, an eclectic group of sporadic travelers, a [...]
In our attempt to make our regular girls’ weekend feel more like a getaway, two weekends ago my friends and I decided to take a little tour of Boston, antique style. I had somehow found Antique Limousine after a long search for some unique activities to fill our weekend. With a promise that the chauffeur [...]
The power of the Interwebs…
Our Plea
Our friend Brandy is a brilliant writer, a wonderful teacher, and a generous friend. And she is in love with a man who has just been diagnosed with multiple myeloma.
We are raising money for the Multiple Myeloma Research Fund in his name. For the price of a cinnamon dolce latte, [...]
One of the best things about blogging is meeting new people. It’s true. Despite the fact that the essence of blogging seems to be sitting behind a computer in solitude, the essence of blogging – the thing that keeps us going – is meeting others like us. It’s in talking and relating to the people [...]
Next weekend my friends and I will be hosting our friend Caitlin, from New York, for a local spin on our regular girls’ weekends. Despite the fact that we aren’t going to a new city, I thought it would be fun to step back and take a look at Boston from a tourist’s perspective to [...]
Maybe it’s because too much time has passed since my first post, or that I am insecure that I haven’t quite found my niche, but whenever I am asked why I decided to start a travel blog I get nervous, stutter a bit and then offer a long winded answer that mostly pertains to what I [...]
