It’s not too late!
Ah, St. Patrick’s Day. The laughing, the pinching, the blinding alcoholism – there’s just something magical about it all. Though only celebrated as an official holiday in Ireland, St. Patrick’s Day has been embraced throughout the world as a time of cultural celebration, family fun and involuntary vomiting. It’s celebrated in Canada, [...]
With plenty of corruption, murder and bloodshed under its belt, not to mention a history dating back to 1630, how could the great city of Boston, Massachusetts not be haunted?
The answer: it couldn’t!
In fact, the friendly folks at New England Ghost Tours would have you believe the old girl is crawling with ghosts and ghouls [...]
If there is a city more deeply rooted in the history of this great nation, I don’t know what it would be. Founded in 1630 by English Puritans on a portion of the Massachusetts coast to-be, not far from the original landing place of the Pilgrims at Plymouth, Boston is one of our oldest cities, [...]
As I mentioned in my last post, when it comes to First Night celebrations, that is the traditional family-friendly New Year’s Eve festival, I’m a fan of the event in Alexandria, Virginia. The upscale-meets-historic atmosphere of the D.C. suburb just works for me.
Still, my conscience perhaps getting the better of me, I just can’t talk [...]
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Eat Up! – Union Oyster House in Boston, Massachusetts
The Boston dining scene resembles that of San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Las Vegas, which is to say, it’s as exciting as the city itself. From succulent, salty oysters to New England clam chowder to the trademark baked beans, Boston is a town that does its own food its own way, and [...]