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Any Boston Ladies Here?
We are planning a weekend getaway to Boston with some of my cousins and are looking for some tips for the area. Most of all is it best to stay in the heart of the city and will we need a rental car? We plan to go to a game at Fenway and basically just explore the area as none of us have been. Any "must do's" would be helpful too! I'm going to also post on the travel board but wanted to see if any of you could help me out too.
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Re: Any Boston Ladies Here?
I am from Boston. You should not need a rental car if you plan to stay in the city. Everything is close enough to a T stop (train) that you shouldn't need one. All depends on what you like. If you are into museums, the museum of fine art is nice or museum of science (I enjoy that because I am a nerd). If you want more outdoorsy things, take a duck tour through the city. They give up history and you get to see all the "cites". We have a good Aquarium. There is always shows in town as well. The swan boats are nice and a walk through the common are nice. Obviously a sporting event is always fun if you like that kind of thing. Sam Adams Brewery if you like beer.
If you want to leave the city for a little adventure, Salem is always fun. Psychics, Ghost tours, history. All depends on what you are into I guess.
I always forget people dont know about the North End. Yes the North End has the best italian restaurants. There will forever be a fight over whether Mike's Pastry or Modern Pastry is the best. Try both!
What part of Quincy? It is a little bit of a pain but not something you cant do. We have an assistant who comes to work from Quincy every day on the red line.
Ok, this makes me want to come to Boston now!
Me:32 DH:33
Married Sept 2008
~~TTC Nov 2010~~
Jan 2012 - SA, low numbers and also low T
Mar 2013 - see first Uro - recommends seeing RE
May 2012 - see RE who recommends a new Uro who specializes in MFI
May 2012 - HSG: tubes clear
DH Surgery: 8/30/12- Bi-lateral Varicocele repair
Wait
IUI#1:12/19/12-100mg Clomid(CD3-7)(7M post wash)+ progesterone= BFN
SA:1/11/12- 38%motility, 2% morph
IUI #2: 1/21/13-100mg Clomid(CD3-7)(8M post wash) + progesterone= BFP!! EDD 10/13/13
Beta #1=81.1 Beta #2=134.5 Beta #3=58.1 #4=2369 WTH?!-Not sure if its viable
2/21/13 - Went to RE expecting the worse and saw the flutter of the heart...still measuring small. To God be the Glory!!
2/28/13 - heart rate = 147bpm!! Measuring on target!
3/21 - First OB Appt
~~PAIF/SAIF Welcome~~
This is the address but I have no clue where it is exactly. They did say it was 3/4 mi from the Quincy/Adams stop on the redline. I would just hate to regret not being in the city since that is where we will spend all our time. But this hotel is on average $200/night cheaper than anything decent I can find downtown.
Boston Marriott Quincy 1000 Marriott Drive ? Quincy, Massachusetts 02169 USA
We lived in Boston and worked in restaurants for awhile. We lived on the green line which is easy access to fenway, so I'd recommend Hotels in Brookline, Allston/Brighton area.
Must eat places: Modern Pastry and Neptune Oyster in the North End. Zaftig's in Brookline. Toro in the south end. Clio if you're wanting to spend $. Anna's taqueria (there are a bunch)
Fun places to see: JFK museum, aquarium, boston common, the north end (there are lots of historic churches, etc). Depending when you're there if you go by the river you can see people rowing and they sometimes have concerts at the clamshell. It is a really walkable city; DH and I used to just pick a direction and wander.