Why do I feel like it's the night before Christmas?
I'm so anxious and happy!

- and it can't be Santa since he only cums once a year! (old dear, the old jokes are back)

Enjoy your digs!!!

Congratulations!  So the looking for a place to live adventure comes to an end.

It is very pleasing to a native Bostonian when someone from another part of the country decides to move to our area.

Hope to meet you very soon.



-- Modified on 5/9/2008 2:19:50 PM

Why am I gushing so hardcore?
Wow, I haven't felt this way...maybe ever or at least since graduating (lol).

Keys in hand, one flight left to clean out my old place & store most of my things.

I guess I'll have to go look at Bernie & Phil's after listening to those damn commercials day in and day out.

Erin, I don't think I'll ever learn how to talk like you guys and it would probably be as stupid as the transplanted American who adopts the faux British accent lol.  I did catch myself using a soft a the other day and I have learned to say Quin-zy .
I'm evening unlearning the use of a blinker!

Yup, ya got Quinzy down o.k. - now try Worcester (woosta).

Once you have all the Baston lingo down come up to NaHapsha and you will feel like you moved to a foreign country!!

Welcome to New England and especially Taxachusetts

the letter R no longer exists lmao

Yelp. It is Taxachusetts for sure. I remember back in the 1980's they let car insurance companies have retroactive insurance increases, even though you paided for the insurance the year before. Back in 1990/1991 for every 1 person who moved in 10 people left. I was one of those who moved out and never came back in 1991.