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I want to go to Greece.

I love cheeky Power Boy Robot's smirky avatar image.

I feel drained and tired and want to go to sleep. Instead, I will force myself to have a workout.

Chuck Jones, both the Erwin Schroedinger and Werner Heisenberg of the animated cartooning world.

A short video essay on youtube.

Completely underappreciated.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHpXle4NqWI

Eating at a Chinese buffet with my

So I was thinking about what I would show Invisible Brainiac & Blaze if/when they come to Boston. But then I thought this would be true for any Legion Worlders.

Day 1: Have to do the Freedom Trail and a Duck Tour. I would also show them the Boston Public Library. A walk through the Public Gardens and a picnic lunch on the Esplanade

Day 2: A little break fro all that walking done yesterday. We would take a ferry out to Georges Island. Tour Fort Warren. Then have a picnic and just enjoy the island and the harbor

Day 3: A trip up to New Hampshire to see the Flume and maybe also the Polar Caves.

Day 4: some alone time for them

Day 5: Any place they wanted to see.

(Wow that is so cool Quis)

I am going back to bed in 15 minutes

I'd like to do the Freedom Walk and the library and gardens.


Things that come to MY mind of Boston area (as a non-native)
- sea food, white gangstas, basketball, beer and smart people.

Maine: Kittery. Doesn't get more 'Merican than that!
N Hampshire: Pancakes and Maple Syrup. Stop by Exeter so they can see a typical American high school. Skiing if Winter time. Leaves if early Autumn.

Cambridge: Skulling on the Charles, see smart people.
Get stuck in traffic jam. Oh wait, they're from Manila. Wouldn't be impressed.
Fenway if summer but you know he want's to be here Halloween.
South Boston
Back Bay
Pubbing
Pretty decent Filipino community over in Lowell. I knew a girl from Lowel. Not Filipina though. Tiniest mouth you ever saw on a normal sized adult. Not sure how she fed herself.

What would be a good nearby small "New Englandy" seaside community? Woods Hole? Sit and have a clam chowder or lobster roll.


Ooh Ooh: Don't you guys have a six flags? There's nothing that would say "Welcome to America" like making them eat large fried dough then putting them on spinny things.

Ooh Ooh Part two, thought of another must do while in Boston.


Watch Good Will Hunting..,,,,,,,,. lol JUST JOKING!

The Boondock Saints!

The traffic jams here can turn a 15-minute drive into a 2-hour one.

1:45 mark if you want to get right to it.

So, I used Mapquest to map out traveling the border of the contiguous 48 states. According to Mapquest, I would travel 10,183.5 miles and it would take 166 Hours and 22 minutes of constant driving.

The equator passes through the Maldives.

Massachusetts has the towns of Brookfield, West Brookfield, North Brookfield, and East Brookfield. There is no South Brookfield.

A lot of countries in Eastern Europe are predicted to lose over 30% of their population in the next few decades.

Now that I've looked it up, I think I'd like to visit The Flume.

Waitomo Caves in New Zealand are very pretty because of all the glow worms. They look like stars.

Dumplings come with a wide variety of fillings - meat cheese soup fruit veggies syrup...

I tend to walk down stairs sideways.

Our male puppy now follows me around. how adorable.

I use Legionnaires' "real" names as part of my passwords at work

I woke up with a terrible sore throat.

For about 5 years in a row my sister has given me a book I really want.

It might have something to do with my giving her a list of books I really want in November.

I have been reading up about different countries on Wikitravel. So far I've finished the articles on Iceland, Maldives, USA, Canada, Thailand and Cambodia (among the countries I've visited). I've also read up on Nepal, Tanzania, Madagascar, Seychelles, Panama, Costa Rica, Ecuador, France, Luxembourg, Czech Republic, Palau and Israel, and am halfway through the Jordan article. Two of these I plan to visit next year.

I hope to finish reading all articles over the holidays.

Fleur is French for flower.