Category Archives: Boston/Cambridge

Quadfest, Trophy Arrival, Flyers on the Freedom Trail — with Boston Common, Granyard Burying Ground, King’s Chapel, North End, Modern Pastry, Old North Church, Paul Revere and Copp’s Hill Burying Ground

On Saturday, we went to Quadfest for a little bit, which is a small carnival. Due to my business, I did not stay too long. Aunt Erin also brought the fantasy football trophy, which is now in my room. On Monday, I had a very active internship. Part of my job is to post flyersContinue reading “Quadfest, Trophy Arrival, Flyers on the Freedom Trail — with Boston Common, Granyard Burying Ground, King’s Chapel, North End, Modern Pastry, Old North Church, Paul Revere and Copp’s Hill Burying Ground”

Harvard Museum, “MayFair”, Dance Team Show, Boston Flower Show, early Lilac Sunday, Marathon, Reenactment of the Boston Massacure, Patriot’s Day Parade

Suddenly, it is spring. We had a preview of summer for a couple of days, but it has returned to a traditional spring weather. I was so busy this weekend, but here are some highlights for me. On Saturday, I walked into Cambridge and spent some time at the Harvard Art Museum. My favorite artContinue reading “Harvard Museum, “MayFair”, Dance Team Show, Boston Flower Show, early Lilac Sunday, Marathon, Reenactment of the Boston Massacure, Patriot’s Day Parade”

Easter (plus Tiger Square stop)

For my first Easter in my 20’s I am collecting quotes from the entire Fantasy Football league scattered across 4.5 houses (Mom & Dad with Mom’s voice; Uncle Pete & Aunt Marty with Aunt Marty’s voice; the Brenners with Auntie Erin’s voice and Tom with Tom’s voice) on their blog.

March Madness, Hillel/MSA Gathering

Quieter week on the blog but here are some highlights. To start with, March Madness happened and University of Connecticut was the winner. It made me think of Anna, Zeff and Ethan. I had watched part of it when it was on TV at Ava’s but not much other than that. I also went toContinue reading “March Madness, Hillel/MSA Gathering”

Harvard Museum, Mini Freedom Trail Walk — with Boston Common, Massachusetts State House, Old State House and Frog Pond

Yesterday, I went to the Harvard Museum, which is free to everyone on Sundays. There were artists from all different time periods and they were all over the world — beyond the United States and Europe. I really enjoyed being able to check out some of Harvard’s facilities after nearly two years of living soContinue reading “Harvard Museum, Mini Freedom Trail Walk — with Boston Common, Massachusetts State House, Old State House and Frog Pond”

Diversion from Logan plus Freedom Trail and Old State House

On my return from Logan Airport, I took a slightly different route., which was recommended by Google. I took the Blue Line to State Street and walked to Park Street. It was still worth it because it was an area of Boston that I don’t get to check out as much. Along the way, IContinue reading “Diversion from Logan plus Freedom Trail and Old State House”

CPR Training, Celtics Game, Boston Public Market

On Saturday, we finally got our CPR training certificate through Medical World. Since we took it two years in a row because of the change from a first year to second year course, the year is more about CPR certification instead of traditional health essentials. After a long wait, we had the training skills classContinue reading “CPR Training, Celtics Game, Boston Public Market”

Schavender Game, Basketball, Chinese Festival

On Thursday, while everyone was at their internships, I took a walk around Cambridge (Harvard and Central Squares with one stop at Porter) to find the recommended places the GRA’s put on their posters. One catch is the Boston Tea Shop closed down, so Sam suggested Tiger Sugar in Harvard Square in it’s place. OhContinue reading “Schavender Game, Basketball, Chinese Festival”