Milton offers the best bang for your buck and is also closer to work. The same home in Milton will easily be 100K+ more in Westwood. Westwood's schools are the gold standard, however Milton is still #19 in the #1 state in the country, nothing to sneeze at! the only real downside to Milton is that public transportation is sketchy at best so you'd be driving, however it's a straight shot and depending on which part of town you're in you could avoid 93 altogether.
1. Where to sit at Fenway - SRO tickets are the best. The seats are all uncomfortable unless you're able to swing monster seats, and anything along the 1st base line requires you to twist your head awkwardly to see the action. I can't emphasize enough just how uncomfortable every seat not in the RF box or on the monster is. I've had the best luck with RF roof SRO tickets. Very few people blocking your view or competing for a spot on the rail, plus it has its own bar. The stadium is the most uncomfortable in baseball so prepare yourself.
2. Attractions - If you're like me you'll dig Faneuil Hall, the waterfront, and the North End the best. Grab dinner in the North End if you like Italian food (Saraceno if you're on a budget, Fiore's if not, plus they have a badass roof deck). You can take in all the must see attractions in a day, so from there I'd head to Harvard Square if the weather's nice. There's also some amazing burgers and pizza there if you're not watching your waistline.
3. Nantucket - I've never stayed due to the price, but I'd recommend a B&B anywhere along the cape.
I've noticed quite a few comments about seafood. If you're into that sort of thing, the Daily Catch is pretty solid.
My favorite part is how he complains about how touchy UM fans are, yet he blocked me bc I said his school was filled with obstructionists. It would be amazing if they went to the ACC, I'll chip in for the moving costs.
...but you're not completely right either. Hoke would have never been in a position to get the kids from down South during the summer satellite tour. For this I'm thankful, too, as I don't think my stomach could take watching him run around without a shirt. In a couple of years I think we'll get a pretty good idea of Harbaugh's quality on the trail, if and when these kids pan out.
Sorry, I need to go yack, still thinking about a shirtless Hoke.
And I approve this message. Sox fans have always sucked, even before the championships. The Pats were such a joke they actually played a home game in Alabama years ago. They start winning and everyone walks around like they're the Packers. Worst fanbase outside of philly in the country.
1. He took over his predecessor's squad and led them to a 5-3-6 record mid-season without the opportunity to put his stamp on the team.
2. In his first full season he led Swansea to their highest ever finish of 8th.
3. They consistently spend at the bottom of the table while the results are closer to the top. While they are still a long way away from competing for a top of the table finish, Swansea are still able to compete with the giants of English soccer. In fact, in Monk's first full season they swept both Manchester United and Arsenal.
4. Small market teams like Swansea have to make a choice that others don't have to when competing in tournaments such as the FA and League cups. While Manchester City can trot out 11 completely different superstars for a league game on Saturday than they did for a Champion's League match on Wednesday, Swansea has to decide in which game they want to go for the win and which one they will hope and pray for a miracle. Therefore, I'd argue a .500 record at Swansea is just as impressive as a .750 record at a place like Arsenal.
EDIT: Sorry, I meant for this to be a reply to the comment above.
...Allow me to put in another plug for the good guys from Wales.
- In 2001, demoted to 3rd division (bottom of the barrel) and nearly bankrupt. They were sold for 1 GBP to Australian Tony Petty who sold them to a consortium of fans the next year after he stripped the club of their best players.
- In 2003, facing demotion from British football altogether, they beat Hull at home to survive. Roberto Martinez took over as Manager and led them to their meteoric rise.
- In 2011, managed by Brendan Rogers, they won a playoff match against Reading to win promotion to the Premier League for the first time ever, only 10 years after trying to figure out how to keep the lights on.
-In 2013, Managed by all time great Michael Laudrup, Swansea won the Capital One League Cup, defeating giants like Liverpool and Chelsea along the way.
-Now, homegrown manager Garry Monk, fresh off their highest ever finish last season when they missed out on a Europa League birth by only 4 points, they are attracting the worlds best to play for them, Like Bafe Gomis and Andre Ayew. They should have taken down a shorthanded Chelsea squad this year, but the point they grabbed will hopefully prove to be crucial to a 6th place finish and a place in Europe.
My survivor wife and I will be thinking and praying for your both. As you know, this part is no fun, but your attitude makes all the difference. You can do this!
My favorite pro team is the Giants and they won the Super Bowl in 1986. I had a great time watching them and learning about the sport as a little kindergartner, and my favorite player was Joe Morris. As I fell in love with the sport I was excited to learn that not only was there an entire new league that played on Saturdays, but Joe Morris's brother Jamie played in it and for the team with the awesome helmets. I became a huge fan then and never looked back. Since I'm a teacher in the Boston area I decided it wouldn't make sense to go there, but I've rooted for every team like I had.
These douches have made a negative root against them almost as gratifying as a positive root for the good guys. I hate them with the hate of 1,000 wars, and I think this feeling could have only been topped if Jaylen Brown were on his way to Ann Arbor.
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Sorry, I can't remember, is he the disgustingly fat one?
Milton offers the best bang for your buck and is also closer to work. The same home in Milton will easily be 100K+ more in Westwood. Westwood's schools are the gold standard, however Milton is still #19 in the #1 state in the country, nothing to sneeze at! the only real downside to Milton is that public transportation is sketchy at best so you'd be driving, however it's a straight shot and depending on which part of town you're in you could avoid 93 altogether.
I taught public school for 15 years and have been a Realtor for the past 3, feel free to reach out with any education, housing, or location questions.
You mark that frame an 8 (win season) and you're entering a world of pain Smokey!
Mickey Mouse
Then class started. Sorry about that.
1. Where to sit at Fenway - SRO tickets are the best. The seats are all uncomfortable unless you're able to swing monster seats, and anything along the 1st base line requires you to twist your head awkwardly to see the action. I can't emphasize enough just how uncomfortable every seat not in the RF box or on the monster is. I've had the best luck with RF roof SRO tickets. Very few people blocking your view or competing for a spot on the rail, plus it has its own bar. The stadium is the most uncomfortable in baseball so prepare yourself.
2. Attractions - If you're like me you'll dig Faneuil Hall, the waterfront, and the North End the best. Grab dinner in the North End if you like Italian food (Saraceno if you're on a budget, Fiore's if not, plus they have a badass roof deck). You can take in all the must see attractions in a day, so from there I'd head to Harvard Square if the weather's nice. There's also some amazing burgers and pizza there if you're not watching your waistline.
3. Nantucket - I've never stayed due to the price, but I'd recommend a B&B anywhere along the cape.
I've noticed quite a few comments about seafood. If you're into that sort of thing, the Daily Catch is pretty solid.
For the Road Trip love
because if they made a copy we could watch the copy
I wish Boren were still playing.
Are quite the wordsmith.
Genuinely enjoyed your take. Thanks for the laugh.
Is the best thing I've ever read, and I've read Jurassic Park.
I hate ohio state with the hate of 1,000 wars.
Congrats!
My favorite part is how he complains about how touchy UM fans are, yet he blocked me bc I said his school was filled with obstructionists. It would be amazing if they went to the ACC, I'll chip in for the moving costs.
/ducks
Next year and the forseeable future, not even close.
Please keep us posted!
cc
That's all, no but.
38-6 Good guys
I'm trying very hard not to yell things at my tv regarding a young man who's only crime was to say yes to Gorgeous Al Borges.
He's very excited, that's a 16 he's sporting.
A lot of the time bigger recruits don't announce until January like Derrick Green.
But the neg bang thread is listed further up.
...but you're not completely right either. Hoke would have never been in a position to get the kids from down South during the summer satellite tour. For this I'm thankful, too, as I don't think my stomach could take watching him run around without a shirt. In a couple of years I think we'll get a pretty good idea of Harbaugh's quality on the trail, if and when these kids pan out.
Sorry, I need to go yack, still thinking about a shirtless Hoke.
Is a great example of the arrogant response that causes most neutrals to hate the Patriots.
And I approve this message. Sox fans have always sucked, even before the championships. The Pats were such a joke they actually played a home game in Alabama years ago. They start winning and everyone walks around like they're the Packers. Worst fanbase outside of philly in the country.
i thought it was some dude fapping
To put a positive spin on it.
1. He took over his predecessor's squad and led them to a 5-3-6 record mid-season without the opportunity to put his stamp on the team.
2. In his first full season he led Swansea to their highest ever finish of 8th.
3. They consistently spend at the bottom of the table while the results are closer to the top. While they are still a long way away from competing for a top of the table finish, Swansea are still able to compete with the giants of English soccer. In fact, in Monk's first full season they swept both Manchester United and Arsenal.
4. Small market teams like Swansea have to make a choice that others don't have to when competing in tournaments such as the FA and League cups. While Manchester City can trot out 11 completely different superstars for a league game on Saturday than they did for a Champion's League match on Wednesday, Swansea has to decide in which game they want to go for the win and which one they will hope and pray for a miracle. Therefore, I'd argue a .500 record at Swansea is just as impressive as a .750 record at a place like Arsenal.
EDIT: Sorry, I meant for this to be a reply to the comment above.
i saw it for the first time last season.
They fly the confederate flag at home (supposedly bc they are in southern London).
...Allow me to put in another plug for the good guys from Wales.
- In 2001, demoted to 3rd division (bottom of the barrel) and nearly bankrupt. They were sold for 1 GBP to Australian Tony Petty who sold them to a consortium of fans the next year after he stripped the club of their best players.
- In 2003, facing demotion from British football altogether, they beat Hull at home to survive. Roberto Martinez took over as Manager and led them to their meteoric rise.
- In 2011, managed by Brendan Rogers, they won a playoff match against Reading to win promotion to the Premier League for the first time ever, only 10 years after trying to figure out how to keep the lights on.
-In 2013, Managed by all time great Michael Laudrup, Swansea won the Capital One League Cup, defeating giants like Liverpool and Chelsea along the way.
-Now, homegrown manager Garry Monk, fresh off their highest ever finish last season when they missed out on a Europa League birth by only 4 points, they are attracting the worlds best to play for them, Like Bafe Gomis and Andre Ayew. They should have taken down a shorthanded Chelsea squad this year, but the point they grabbed will hopefully prove to be crucial to a 6th place finish and a place in Europe.
As a Swansea fan since 2001 (when I studied abroad 20 minutes from the old stadium) you are now my favorite poster on the site.
And WTF is a long form burrito?
You're not wrong...
and Dee Hart from the same class. Hand was the first one since then who really stung.
/ducks
I'm looking forward to these comments going the way of the Stefon Diggs jokes.
I'll be thinking and praying for the two of you as well.
Hang in there.
He sounded like a great man.
My survivor wife and I will be thinking and praying for your both. As you know, this part is no fun, but your attitude makes all the difference. You can do this!
My favorite pro team is the Giants and they won the Super Bowl in 1986. I had a great time watching them and learning about the sport as a little kindergartner, and my favorite player was Joe Morris. As I fell in love with the sport I was excited to learn that not only was there an entire new league that played on Saturdays, but Joe Morris's brother Jamie played in it and for the team with the awesome helmets. I became a huge fan then and never looked back. Since I'm a teacher in the Boston area I decided it wouldn't make sense to go there, but I've rooted for every team like I had.
I'm not going to apologize for taking extreme pleasure in Tom Izzo's disappointment.
These douches have made a negative root against them almost as gratifying as a positive root for the good guys. I hate them with the hate of 1,000 wars, and I think this feeling could have only been topped if Jaylen Brown were on his way to Ann Arbor.