After the Yankee game vs. Boston on Thursday night, Sam, David, Jenna, and I headed to Providence for the night. On Friday, Sam and I wandered back to Boston to walk around and grab some lunch. Here’s how the day went:
When we finally arrived in Boston we found some parking for a small fee of $34. The MINI squeezed in a tight cozy nook.
Sam and I ate an amazing lunch at Tia’s Restaurant & Bar by Quincy Market. My dish was CHAR-GRILLED MARINATED SWORDFISH – NICOISE VINAIGRETTE;GARLIC MASHED POTATOES, AND GRILLED ASPARAGUS $25.95. Sam enjoyed the TWIN LOBSTER SPECIAL – FRENCH FRIES AND COLESLAW $24.95, and we each had a few glasses of wine. It was fabulous and worth every penny.
We walked through Quincy Market, and I bought a pair of new earrings and a piece of lapis lazuli to add to my rock collection. Meanwhile, Sam was capturing a few interesting perspectives of downtown Boston.
Finally, it’s no secret that residents of Massachusetts have been dubbed “massholes.” Observe here:
Apparently, there is an unspoken law in Massachusetts and the adjacent state of Rhode Island, which states that the shoulder can be used as an extra lane. Luckily, we made out alive and the MINI is in one piece, but I can’t say the same for the bumperless beat-up cars we saw while driving in these states.
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