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  1. T-mobile comes clean with street level coverage maps
  2. Okay, now this is really the new water
  3. Good thing about Boston
  4. Tigerized, with Spotlight
  5. Remember when the Web was fun?
  6. The Whole Microsoft Versus Gay People Thing
  7. Cover of BusinessWeek
  8. iPod Killers, give me a break!
  9. Matt's new camera
  10. The coolest iPod Accessory - now shipping!
  • WEATHER
  • mostly cloudy
  • Temp: 39°F
  • Wind Chill: 33°F
  • Humidity: 48%
  • Clouds: mostly cloudy
  • Sunset: 13:50 PST







Img 2821I am fresh from my very first trip to Boston and had to comment on this gem of a city. I didn’t really know what to expect, and I still don’t know what to expect. I have been a huge fan of DC for a long time now, and have equated that wonderful city with “East Coast.” But there’s more to the right coast than DC….

I don’t know exactly how to put it, except to say that there is something about east coast cities that draws me in. And Boston did the same. When I first arrived, the dusk seemed so..complex. This image really captured that for me for some reason. It was sort of dreamy and real. When I woke up every morning I could not wait to take a bite out of the city. But what was I biting? I am not sure.

I heard a lot about how Boston residents are “mean,” but I didn’t see a lot of meanness. I suppose I didn’t see a lot of niceness either. Which is fine with me.

The gay part of town is just sort of there, it is not a theme park like the Castro is, or as obvious as Dupont Circle is. I had great hostesses in Tom, Steve, Rich, and Pete. Even attended an Atlantis Events party or two and reminisced about the cruise.

Is all of this vague enough? I suspect I will need to return to form a more coherent opinion. All I know is that I want to go back. Twist my arm!