PS, most of my thousands of posts have to do with a few word games, sigh, don't ask.
Andy, You think you, a rank amateur, can make me feel guilty. ROFLMAO. Also haha. I don't get around well, so I can't travel so good. Now don't you feel bad for making me feel bad? I hope so.
Sumac, People ride on water fowl in Boston? This is a method of transportation? Lassoing boids and putting them to woik? Shame on you.
Jeannne, I've taken the train and I've taken a plane and I've gone by car. Boston to NYC is NBD.
Osso, If you're coming east again, let me know. I wasn't finished talking to you.
You don't know from duck boats, Roberta. Off to Abuzz with you. While there, search for "Duck tours".
I would say love to Roberta, but that doesn't sound right straight out here.
So I'll say that I'll get there when you send the money.
In the mean time, chant for work income. Or dance for dollars. I kid, I need to go back for a month. Find me a client.
Ossobuco,
Your paintings are first-rate -- why not submit them to a NY gallery? If they would show them, your trips are business trips. If they sell some, your trips are paid!
Or, your idea -- a client -- that's a good one too.
Jeanne
Yah, that was last year. Now I need new ones. I am behind already. Don't push.
Push? Push? What for is she behind if not to push?
Hi dlowan!
Or like the duckboats -- paddle! paddle! Can't you just see the flotilla of little duckies moving serenely in formation while, under the calm surface of the pond their little feet are going like crazy?
In Seattle, we must keep those feet moving to stay afloat.
And Boston may be more expensive, judging from rental rates.
No doubt that California is also an expensive place to live.
And Adelaide, I have no idea.
Seattle friend
You asked for it, you got it.
Abuzz Duck Tours
Thank you, Roger! Looks like a fun way to see Boston.
Jeanne deSeattle
Roger, I don't have enough to do? Now I gotta go read about poor mistreated ducks on Abuzz. Oy.
Osso, I should send you money? I wish I had money to send. But a person's gotta have what to eat.
Jeanne, Yes, the east is expensive. And it's woith it. But San Francisco is also not cheap.
Margo, In Oz, people ride on hats and live in huts? What will they think of next?
All right already. Send me credit cards.
(Kidding, kidding.)
Margo, Bagels in Boston?! Not. For bagels you should come to the Big Apple. We know from bagels.
Osso, Credit cards you want? We should both live so long.
Bagels in Boston? Don't bother. Boston doesn't know from bagels. They know from nice buns they call bagels, but bagels they're not. No cream cheese would recognize those bagels.
Now, bagels from Montreal. Those are bagels. Real honey in the water, those bagels. And the pastrami. You could weep.
I liked the coffee drinks in Montreal, and Seattlefriend knows a good coffee drink from a poor substitute.
I also had some of the best and worst food there. The worst was asperges au gratin which was so overcooked the cheese was broken down greasy.
The best, believe it or not, was a vegetarian buffet which offered a huge variety of delicious dishes. I went there several times. This was two years ago and I don't remember the name of the place. Have you been to a place like this, Beth?
BTW, I love your avatar.
Jeanne
ehBeth--Good bagels in Montreal? Who knew? Well, you knew. Now I know. It might be worth the trip. To paraphrase an old song--A good bagel, nowadays, is hard to find. Also, a good sour pickle.
Jeanne, You're been to Montreal and you didn't eat the bagels? Tsk, tsk.
Who knew? I don't even know what they're called en français.
I was there during a scorching hot August. At the time, I was thinking 'maybe I would rather come here in the spring to visit the cabanes and sample the new maple syrup.
Jeanne
