Thanks to this dude, I am compelled to come out publicly with my silly bit. So here it is.

However there is a little logic behind this silliness, as they say “Yeh Duniya Hai Goal”.

Well it’s my philosophy that if you are going down than surely take someone else with you. And therefore I have tagged them; Akshay, Maria, Apollo, Harsh and Shadows.

Have Fun ! and Happy Blog Day.

Boston oh Boston! Now I understand why so many of us in our university days dreamt of experiencing the Bostonian Life.

Once again caught a bus from China Town in NYC and after 4 hours of road journey touched Boston around 11.00 pm. This to-and-fro trip costed only $30.00. We checked in at Radisson Hotel which is just couple of minutes from the Bus Station by taxi. After a quick snake at Benniganns, I was off to bed since we had an early start the next day.

My best friend’s husband gave us a wake-up call at 8.00 am and after bath and other morning necessities, we were off to Museum of Science from where we had to get on the famous Boston Duck Tour. A nearly two hours expedition around the major hub-spots of Boston along with a water ride in the Charles River, in my opinion it is a pretty good deal for a $30 fare per person. The only dis-advantage is that we can’t get off the bus but then we had a really good tour guide, so it was balanced out.

After the Duck Tour, we took the subway again and headed to the Government Center stop, which is basically the North Boston side. Being a weekend, the entire area around the Quincy Market was packed with people. There were street acrobatic shows, a musical and other such fun activities going on. But the best bit about the Quincy Market is its long list of fine restaurants and numerous take-away counters. A foodie like myself couldn’t have asked for anything more. We spent good hours around this area - eating, drinking, shopping (just a little bit) and watching the Bostonian Life.

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And it rains yet again in New York City.

Since the time I have landed here all I have been greeted with is seasonal water, expect the first 2 initial days. Every time I leave this city for a touristy visit to another city, this place starts beaming with sunshine. But when I get back, it’s nothing but dark clouds, chill breeze and plenty of water.

I wonder whether I have actually brought life to an old saying, “Every where you go always take the weather with you” because it seems that I have brought the Mumbai rains to Manhattan with me.

Anyways life still moves on. Got loads of snaps from the West Cost and Boston trip, which I shall be posting up in next couple of days. This Labor Weekend, my wonderful hosts are taking me to Niagara Falls, so I am quite excited about that.

After that will be doing some last minute shopping (surprising isn’t it that we can actually shop till the very last minute) and then I am off to Europe for two weeks.

So do keep a check on this blog for more updates on my voyage.