I've just gotten an opportunity to participate in a pretty cool activism initiative (not hobby-related but a kickass school-related thing nonetheless) next month in Boston. I figure while I'm there, I might as well work when I'm not busy with that stuff. Here's the thing, though: I have never been to your fair city, so I'm pretty much clueless about how to go about all that. Instead of asking y'all for recommendations, I figured it'd be easier to get some input on what to avoid, especially when it comes to where to stay (it does need to be reasonably close to downtown, though). Hell, even if the answer is "don't bother," I'd appreciate the heads up! Thoughts?

Its probably best to ask this on the provider board. Prying eyes don't need to know girls exact locations. However do make the trip. Boston is a great place to work. Oh and just a heads up, hotels are very expensive so book as early as you can because availability is also very limited this time of year.

Posted By: BadCollegeGirl

I've just gotten an opportunity to participate in a pretty cool activism initiative (not hobby-related but a kickass school-related thing nonetheless) next month in Boston. I figure while I'm there, I might as well work when I'm not busy with that stuff. Here's the thing, though: I have never been to your fair city, so I'm pretty much clueless about how to go about all that. Instead of asking y'all for recommendations, I figured it'd be easier to get some input on what to avoid, especially when it comes to where to stay (it does need to be reasonably close to downtown, though). Hell, even if the answer is "don't bother," I'd appreciate the heads up! Thoughts?

Thank you to everyone who emailed/PMed me! I'm really looking forward to visiting!

If you can to your event by public transportation.