You see P is getting it done.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Man Meat of the Week
Henry Cavill…never heard of him. He was a suggestion from someone so I thought I would do a little digging to see what this guy is all about. He was cast as the next Superman so he has to be hot! Aren’t all super heroes good looking? That’s what I thought!
This guy has certainly flown under my radar. He’s been in a few movies but I obviously missed that since I’m not a big movie person. For me a movie of any kind results in a nap and I am bound to be asleep within 15 minutes of it starting….until now. I will tell you this…when the next Superman movie comes to theaters I am there! For the first time in his life my husband will not have to pay $15 for me to take a nap. I will make sure I am well rested so I don’t miss a minute of this cutie!!
This guy has certainly flown under my radar. He’s been in a few movies but I obviously missed that since I’m not a big movie person. For me a movie of any kind results in a nap and I am bound to be asleep within 15 minutes of it starting….until now. I will tell you this…when the next Superman movie comes to theaters I am there! For the first time in his life my husband will not have to pay $15 for me to take a nap. I will make sure I am well rested so I don’t miss a minute of this cutie!!
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Back to the grind
I hope that everyone had a nice Presidents day weekend.
Lets see what I learned this weekend:
1. Mitchell is a great parker...she puts her car wherever she wants.
2. Home Depot is phasing out anything to do with wall paper.
3. Fire and Ice must get scared when they see Chrissy show up. the kid can chow down.
4. Mike G says Bobby Flays Bar American at Mohegan Sun is the real deal Holyfield.
5. Nothing good comes from dropping your phone in a crowded bar.
6. I am not impressed by STATS in the least bit. Seems like its the Playwrite 2.0.
7. Everyone has a comment when you are rocking a beard. Apparently I look the that Andvil guy?
8. I can't ever win anything to do with Redsox tickets through their site but I sign up to try and win Cardinals/Cubs tickets and I win that sonofabitch with no problem.
9. Dog may like gummy bears but they hate Twizzlers.
10. The veterinarian is so damn expensive.
11. Seems like a ton of people snuck onto the Bruins bandwagon this past weekend. I was too drunk to stop em!!
12. I think Chrissy's daughter, Ella, may be 1/3rd the size of my niece, Sharon. Im not saying she is small just that baby Sharon is HUGE!
13. Intervention on A&E is like an old friend you haven't seen in a while. You stumble upon them both and sit down to chat/watch and its like you never missed a beat.
14. I think the 3 point competition is better than the slam dunk competition. Even though everyone ball sucks Blake Griffin.
15. I guess you can have too much garlic...who knew?
16. You can get a pair of red jeans at Marshalls for $5.00...perfect for that Presidents day Red, White and Blue party.
Lets see what I learned this weekend:
1. Mitchell is a great parker...she puts her car wherever she wants.
2. Home Depot is phasing out anything to do with wall paper.
3. Fire and Ice must get scared when they see Chrissy show up. the kid can chow down.
4. Mike G says Bobby Flays Bar American at Mohegan Sun is the real deal Holyfield.
5. Nothing good comes from dropping your phone in a crowded bar.
6. I am not impressed by STATS in the least bit. Seems like its the Playwrite 2.0.
7. Everyone has a comment when you are rocking a beard. Apparently I look the that Andvil guy?
8. I can't ever win anything to do with Redsox tickets through their site but I sign up to try and win Cardinals/Cubs tickets and I win that sonofabitch with no problem.
9. Dog may like gummy bears but they hate Twizzlers.
10. The veterinarian is so damn expensive.
11. Seems like a ton of people snuck onto the Bruins bandwagon this past weekend. I was too drunk to stop em!!
12. I think Chrissy's daughter, Ella, may be 1/3rd the size of my niece, Sharon. Im not saying she is small just that baby Sharon is HUGE!
13. Intervention on A&E is like an old friend you haven't seen in a while. You stumble upon them both and sit down to chat/watch and its like you never missed a beat.
14. I think the 3 point competition is better than the slam dunk competition. Even though everyone ball sucks Blake Griffin.
15. I guess you can have too much garlic...who knew?
16. You can get a pair of red jeans at Marshalls for $5.00...perfect for that Presidents day Red, White and Blue party.
Friday, February 18, 2011
Selena Gomez
so i know alot of you are probably thinking i missed another "week" kickoff girl. well in reality i got a few emails that they missed the "weekend" kickoff girl. i am one that listens to my critics so here it is on friday nights once again.
you guys all know i like my girls young. well here is another disney star that i have had my eye on for a few years. the one thing i dont get in this double standard society we live in, why is it ok that this 19yo can date a 16yo boy but if a 19yo guy dated a 16yo girl, it would be rape???
you guys all know i like my girls young. well here is another disney star that i have had my eye on for a few years. the one thing i dont get in this double standard society we live in, why is it ok that this 19yo can date a 16yo boy but if a 19yo guy dated a 16yo girl, it would be rape???
Bad Ass Player the Patriots should draft with there 1st pick.
Von Miller, OLB
Miller's role in the A&M defense over the past three years has been fairly simple: get after the quarterback on almost every play. The 2010 Butkus Award winner as the nation's best linebacker has been a thorn in the side of passers and offensive linemen since he arrived in College Station.
Miller got off to a slow start as a senior while bouncing back from an ankle injury. He took off late in the year, finishing with 68 tackles, 17.5 for loss, 10.5 sacks and three forced fumbles. Those numbers were down from his 2009 All-American season when he led the nation in sacks with 17, forcing four fumbles, broking up five passes; 21.5 of his 48 tackles resulted in lost yardage. This success was not a great surprise, as he earned freshman All-American accolades in 2007 after making 22 tackles, four for loss, two sacks and a forced fumble as a situational pass rusher. He then earned four starts as a sophomore, playing in all 12 contests after moving to outside linebacker, accumulating 44 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks and two forced fumbles.
The highly-touted Texas recruit plays the "joker" position, a defensive end/rush linebacker hybrid spot at which he almost always was standing up at the nine-technique position outside the left or right tackle. Though some scouts will label him a one-trick pony as a pass rusher without great size, the increased use of the 3-4 base scheme in the NFL and his explosiveness off the edge could earn him a high draft slot.
Now I know trading up is a mortal sin for the Patriots but for once can we trade up and get a great player over a "good Value" player. IF anything at all i hope the Pat's learned something on passing on Clay Matthews. I do know this is never going to happen but I rank him as number 1 bad ass player in the draft.
Miller's role in the A&M defense over the past three years has been fairly simple: get after the quarterback on almost every play. The 2010 Butkus Award winner as the nation's best linebacker has been a thorn in the side of passers and offensive linemen since he arrived in College Station.
Miller got off to a slow start as a senior while bouncing back from an ankle injury. He took off late in the year, finishing with 68 tackles, 17.5 for loss, 10.5 sacks and three forced fumbles. Those numbers were down from his 2009 All-American season when he led the nation in sacks with 17, forcing four fumbles, broking up five passes; 21.5 of his 48 tackles resulted in lost yardage. This success was not a great surprise, as he earned freshman All-American accolades in 2007 after making 22 tackles, four for loss, two sacks and a forced fumble as a situational pass rusher. He then earned four starts as a sophomore, playing in all 12 contests after moving to outside linebacker, accumulating 44 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks and two forced fumbles.
The highly-touted Texas recruit plays the "joker" position, a defensive end/rush linebacker hybrid spot at which he almost always was standing up at the nine-technique position outside the left or right tackle. Though some scouts will label him a one-trick pony as a pass rusher without great size, the increased use of the 3-4 base scheme in the NFL and his explosiveness off the edge could earn him a high draft slot.
Now I know trading up is a mortal sin for the Patriots but for once can we trade up and get a great player over a "good Value" player. IF anything at all i hope the Pat's learned something on passing on Clay Matthews. I do know this is never going to happen but I rank him as number 1 bad ass player in the draft.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Text of the week
And this is the random type of texts that I love to get -
Texter 1: Is jeffrey having a bachelor party? I don't care if I'm invited to the weddding, but the party is a must
Can you guess who would of sent that to my phone??
If you want to make text of the week...send me a text today!
Texter 1: Is jeffrey having a bachelor party? I don't care if I'm invited to the weddding, but the party is a must
Can you guess who would of sent that to my phone??
If you want to make text of the week...send me a text today!
Presidents day crawl
I got this email today and I thought I'd share:
WHEN: Sunday February 20
WHERE: See attached Bar listing and Map
START TIME: 12:00pm @ Seapoint Tavern (367 East 8th St, see MAP)
END TIME: Whenver you can't drink any longer
WHERE: See attached Bar listing and Map
START TIME: 12:00pm @ Seapoint Tavern (367 East 8th St, see MAP)
END TIME: Whenver you can't drink any longer
Hello All,
Well it has come time again for us to celebrate all our Presidents by going bar to bar and drinking heavily in South Boston on the Sunday before Presidents Day (Sunday February 20st). This is the 6th year for the event and I thought about changing up the bars a bit, but then thought better about it. It seems to work just fine the way it is and I am certainly a creature of habit. So the only addition you will find is a 10th bar added to the route, I added it primarily because it is on my way home and wanted a reason to hit one more bar. The attached map details the route, feel free to join me as I crawl at any point along the way. There is no set schedule other than that fact I will have lunch at the starting point (Seapoint Tavern) at high noon and all are welcome. That is really the only time that is set, other than that we will move from bar to bar whenever it feels right, and the day ends pretty much whenever you want it to end. Please invite whoever you feel would enjoy a day of drinking and laughs at some of Southies best (and worst) watering holes.
Again, come one come all, join anytime. If you want to check in and find out where we maybe at any point during the day feel free to follow us on Twitter and/or foursquare (just kidding I hate that crap, who the hell wants to be tracked 24/7..?? ) Just do it like we did in the 00"s and call or text my Cellphone.... 617-470-4419
Here is to another successful celebration of our countries fearless leaders, all I need is one person to join and the Crawl is on.!
Well it has come time again for us to celebrate all our Presidents by going bar to bar and drinking heavily in South Boston on the Sunday before Presidents Day (Sunday February 20st). This is the 6th year for the event and I thought about changing up the bars a bit, but then thought better about it. It seems to work just fine the way it is and I am certainly a creature of habit. So the only addition you will find is a 10th bar added to the route, I added it primarily because it is on my way home and wanted a reason to hit one more bar. The attached map details the route, feel free to join me as I crawl at any point along the way. There is no set schedule other than that fact I will have lunch at the starting point (Seapoint Tavern) at high noon and all are welcome. That is really the only time that is set, other than that we will move from bar to bar whenever it feels right, and the day ends pretty much whenever you want it to end. Please invite whoever you feel would enjoy a day of drinking and laughs at some of Southies best (and worst) watering holes.
Again, come one come all, join anytime. If you want to check in and find out where we maybe at any point during the day feel free to follow us on Twitter and/or foursquare (just kidding I hate that crap, who the hell wants to be tracked 24/7..?? ) Just do it like we did in the 00"s and call or text my Cellphone.... 617-470-4419
Here is to another successful celebration of our countries fearless leaders, all I need is one person to join and the Crawl is on.!
Anything you can Do I can do better...
I guess every week some one different will do the blog review. This week Kevin "Kodiak" Barry...
Last season, Foley missed posting his weekly dart review. No one noticed.
He was then completely shown up when Mr. Booze wrote his own review. Since then, Drunk Nothings has been without an in-house dart reviewer. Foley quit blogging, and apparently Derek has been too busy posting about where some dude Smiddy should live, and playing angry birds on one of his 4 Droids (Derek has more phones than Shaun Larry has nicknames (or friends)).
Therefore, this week, the undesired honor of guest blogging has fallen to me. I will try to dumb it down to a common level where even Jeffrey Lundrigan will be able to understand. Assuming he can convince Sarah to read it to him. Speaking of Jeffrey, he is back to his old M.I.A ways on dart night. Welchie might have to start thinking of drafting up another petition.
On to the darts. We were playing the second team from Jeannie Johnston’s at home. Uncharacteristically, the DTFer’s were on fire out the gate. Supa P and “Shaun Larry Matt Teddygrahms Dumbo Dillon Kite” quickly won the first 501, with Supa P crushing a double 19 on their first chance at an out. Welchie and Foley carried on the momentum by winning a close one. Mark took out the double four with both teams down to 8. Next, DJ Brighto and Derek lost the 3rd 501. As expected, there was a 5 scored and a 78 scored. Not expected was that Derek threw the 78 and Brighto lobed up the 5! In his defense, it’s hard to concentrate on darts when you’re working the ones and twos and harassing Leslie the bartender. Don’t forget to book DJ Brighto for your next party or celebration - 857-247-2820!
And that was it for good darts from us. We lost every one of the following three cricket games. Luckily, the games were not beat downs like the beat down Foley gave his roommate in 87’ after a night of debauchery(let it snow let it snow let it snow)- which was one story he shared with the team even though no one asked. To add to the bad dart blues, we also had to listen to Foley complain about his inability to pee and his love of bestiality and sandpaper.
We even sucked in the 6 best of 3 matches of 301’s, which are usually an equalizer for us. Jeb won the first 301 match - almost making up for fucking up his duty as captain last week. We lost the Final 5. The only highlights were that I skunked the guy in one of the games I played, and the guy Foley played was so drunk he was tripping over the throw line. Final result: we lost 9 to 3.
Well….at least we didn’t have to play at that Horrible Hipster Hangout that the Jeannie Johnston team plays out of.
Next week, we bring the Funk (Happy Black History Month!) all the way up Dot Ave to take on The Connection.
--Kodiak
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Man Meat of the Week
My Vida Loca was turned upside down when I heard the news and I have not been the same since this fine specimen announced he was gay. It has been almost a year since he came out and I'm still crying a little inside. Why did the world need to know this? Because God told him to tell...that's why. It seems he found God and was given advice about leading a fuller life and being himself...blah, blah...
My thoughts? God should be bitch-slapped for giving that kind of advice! He should have left well enough alone so I could continue dreaming about me and my future baby daddy. Since I can no longer dream I figured I would post some pictures for the guys so they could.
My thoughts? God should be bitch-slapped for giving that kind of advice! He should have left well enough alone so I could continue dreaming about me and my future baby daddy. Since I can no longer dream I figured I would post some pictures for the guys so they could.
He also has been very busy writting a book (who isn't these days) so he has not been able to write any new songs. Rumor has it he may have to reuse some old stuff and just change the lyrics...."He bangs, he bangs" has a nice ring to it...
YUCKY!
I know people love love love cucumbers. I hate them. I think they are the most vile of all the vegetables. I would pretty much each any other veggie out there. So when I saw that Pepsi (I am team Pepsi not team Coke) makes this nasty concoction I had to put it out there.
If you are scoring at home I also do not like watermelon, honeydew melon, cantaloupe, kiwi or peaches. I mean kiwi and peaches give me the creeps with their furry skin. Its the equivalent of nails on a chalk board for me.
Pepsi needs to really get over themselves. Make Pepsi - diet and regular. No need for the other shit. Who even drinks the cherry or the lime?
Pepsi WHITE??? Yogurt and Pepsi...just puked and shit all at the same time
If you are scoring at home I also do not like watermelon, honeydew melon, cantaloupe, kiwi or peaches. I mean kiwi and peaches give me the creeps with their furry skin. Its the equivalent of nails on a chalk board for me.
Pepsi needs to really get over themselves. Make Pepsi - diet and regular. No need for the other shit. Who even drinks the cherry or the lime?
Pepsi WHITE??? Yogurt and Pepsi...just puked and shit all at the same time
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Blah Blah Blah
Just when it looked like the Northeastern Huskies would win their 5th Beanpot EVER they were thwarted by the BC Eagles. Better luck next year.
Lets see what I learned this weekend:
1. Mikey T is pretty much an US ambassador.
2. The crowds for a Bruins game are entirely different than that of a Celtics game. I am not saying one is better than the other they are just different.
3. If you are looking for love on Valentines day weekend head to Coops:
Lets see what I learned this weekend:
1. Mikey T is pretty much an US ambassador.
2. The crowds for a Bruins game are entirely different than that of a Celtics game. I am not saying one is better than the other they are just different.
3. If you are looking for love on Valentines day weekend head to Coops:
4. The Grand Canal has very good food and it is not bad on the pocket.
5. Breaking the law:
6. Apparently guys can write to other guys "I miss your face" and it is not the least bit gay.
7. Who needs fancy mouse traps when a bucket will do:
8. Dogs like green gummy bears.
9. Baby gates are a little bit more expensive than I would of thought. Relax, relax I bought one to keep the dog out of the laundry room.
10. Valentines day is even a bigger joke when you are married.
11. The car search is now over. Thank Christ.
12. Now this is a party:
13. The winter makes me stir crazy.
14. Everyone says buy a house, you get crazy money back the 1st few years. BULLSHIT!! I know I only owned a house since July but I would expect more than $600 more than years refund.
I hope everyone spent their weekend all snoodle dragons!
Thursday, February 10, 2011
America's 10 Best Chili Places
America's 10 Best Chili Places partner
by bon appétit magazine, on Wed Jan 19, 2011 2:02pm PST 849 Comments Post a Comment Read More from This Author » Report Abuse By Andrew Knowlton, Bon Appetit
Beans versus no beans, mild versus tongue-searing, ground beef versus chunks of chuck roast--let's agree to disagree that there's no one perfect bowl of chili. (Yes, we know: except, of course, for your own.) Here are our top ten chili joints with a range of styles from coast to coast.
1. Ben's Chili Bowl
Washington, D.C.
No reasonable discussion of great chili joints can take place without mention of this U Street institution, open since 1958. Try the Bill Cosby's Original Chili Half-Smoke hot dog and the beef-filled house-made chili sauce, a decadent french-fry topping.
1213 U Street NW; 202-667-0909
2. Joe Rogers' Original Recipe Chili Parlor
Springfield, Illinois
Bon Appétit features editor Hugh Garvey was weaned on the chili at the Den, as locals call this 63-year-old no-frills legend. The chili comes with or without beans and in a range of heat—from mild to the scorching J.R. Special.
820 South Ninth Street; 217-522-3722
3. Chili My Soul
Encino, California
No single chili style rules at this mostly take-out spot in the Los Angeles area. In fact, every day a dozen or so chilies from a roster of more than 30 varieties are featured. Each type—from Blanco y Verde (tomatillos, Great Northern beans, chicken) to Gunslinger (ground beef, bacon bits, baby pinto beans)—is numbered. (1 has no heat; 10 is blazing!)
4928 Balboa Boulevard; 818-981-7685
Related: Our Top 5 Chili Recipes for the Super Bowl
4. Slim's Last Chance
Seattle
Part chili shack, part music venue, this Georgetown-neighborhood hangout serves four chilies (Texas red, brisket and bean, chile verde, and turkey and white bean), with optional white-cheddar grits or jalapeño mac and cheese.
5606 First Avenue South; 206-762-7900
5. Daisy May's BBQ USA
New York
At the best barbecue joint in the Big Apple, chef Adam Perry Lang's chili is thick with braised cubes of beef and served with house-made chipotle sauce, cheddar cheese, onions, sour cream, and a warm tortilla.
623 11th Avenue; 212-977-1500
6. Camp Washington Chili
Cincinnati
You either love Cincinnati-style chili or you despise it—there is no middle ground. Order this mild, somewhat sweet, fine-ground beef sauce thusly: 3-Way (spaghetti topped with cheese and chili), 4-Way (spaghetti, cheese, chili, and onions or beans), or 5-Way (the works).
3005 Colerain Avenue; 513-541-0061
7. All Star Sandwich Bar
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Fiery-hot Texas State Pen Chili (made with brisket and no beans) is a best seller. Cornbread, sour cream, Jack cheese, lime, and cilantro (served on the side) help tame the flames.
1245 Cambridge Street; 617-868-3065
See Also: Secret Chili Ingredients Unveiled
8. Tomasita's
Sante Fe, New Mexico
This is one of the best places to try stew-like New Mexican green chili (named after its green Hatch chiles), filled with your choice of pinto beans, posole, beef, chicken, or cheese. A crispy sopaipilla (puffy fry bread) comes on the side.
500 South Guadalupe Street; 505-983-5721
9. Tolbert's Restaurant
Grapevine, Texas
From the Chili Queens of San Antonio to the annual cook-offs, no state takes its chili as seriously as Texas. Halfway between Dallas and Fort Worth, Tolbert's serves a classic bowl of Texas red, bean-free and super-thick with beef chunks.
423 South Main Street; 817-421-4888
10. Big Bad Breakfast
Oxford, Mississippi
At chef John Currence's new breakfast-and-lunch-only diner-like spot, you can have the house-made chili on a griddle-fried hot dog atop a sweet waffle, in a two-egg omelet, or simply in a bowl.
719 North Lamar Boulevard; 662-236-2666
Man I don't like going to Cambridge but i guess im going to have to if I want to experience #7
by bon appétit magazine, on Wed Jan 19, 2011 2:02pm PST 849 Comments Post a Comment Read More from This Author » Report Abuse By Andrew Knowlton, Bon Appetit
Beans versus no beans, mild versus tongue-searing, ground beef versus chunks of chuck roast--let's agree to disagree that there's no one perfect bowl of chili. (Yes, we know: except, of course, for your own.) Here are our top ten chili joints with a range of styles from coast to coast.
1. Ben's Chili Bowl
Washington, D.C.
No reasonable discussion of great chili joints can take place without mention of this U Street institution, open since 1958. Try the Bill Cosby's Original Chili Half-Smoke hot dog and the beef-filled house-made chili sauce, a decadent french-fry topping.
1213 U Street NW; 202-667-0909
2. Joe Rogers' Original Recipe Chili Parlor
Springfield, Illinois
Bon Appétit features editor Hugh Garvey was weaned on the chili at the Den, as locals call this 63-year-old no-frills legend. The chili comes with or without beans and in a range of heat—from mild to the scorching J.R. Special.
820 South Ninth Street; 217-522-3722
3. Chili My Soul
Encino, California
No single chili style rules at this mostly take-out spot in the Los Angeles area. In fact, every day a dozen or so chilies from a roster of more than 30 varieties are featured. Each type—from Blanco y Verde (tomatillos, Great Northern beans, chicken) to Gunslinger (ground beef, bacon bits, baby pinto beans)—is numbered. (1 has no heat; 10 is blazing!)
4928 Balboa Boulevard; 818-981-7685
Related: Our Top 5 Chili Recipes for the Super Bowl
4. Slim's Last Chance
Seattle
Part chili shack, part music venue, this Georgetown-neighborhood hangout serves four chilies (Texas red, brisket and bean, chile verde, and turkey and white bean), with optional white-cheddar grits or jalapeño mac and cheese.
5606 First Avenue South; 206-762-7900
5. Daisy May's BBQ USA
New York
At the best barbecue joint in the Big Apple, chef Adam Perry Lang's chili is thick with braised cubes of beef and served with house-made chipotle sauce, cheddar cheese, onions, sour cream, and a warm tortilla.
623 11th Avenue; 212-977-1500
6. Camp Washington Chili
Cincinnati
You either love Cincinnati-style chili or you despise it—there is no middle ground. Order this mild, somewhat sweet, fine-ground beef sauce thusly: 3-Way (spaghetti topped with cheese and chili), 4-Way (spaghetti, cheese, chili, and onions or beans), or 5-Way (the works).
3005 Colerain Avenue; 513-541-0061
7. All Star Sandwich Bar
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Fiery-hot Texas State Pen Chili (made with brisket and no beans) is a best seller. Cornbread, sour cream, Jack cheese, lime, and cilantro (served on the side) help tame the flames.
1245 Cambridge Street; 617-868-3065
See Also: Secret Chili Ingredients Unveiled
8. Tomasita's
Sante Fe, New Mexico
This is one of the best places to try stew-like New Mexican green chili (named after its green Hatch chiles), filled with your choice of pinto beans, posole, beef, chicken, or cheese. A crispy sopaipilla (puffy fry bread) comes on the side.
500 South Guadalupe Street; 505-983-5721
9. Tolbert's Restaurant
Grapevine, Texas
From the Chili Queens of San Antonio to the annual cook-offs, no state takes its chili as seriously as Texas. Halfway between Dallas and Fort Worth, Tolbert's serves a classic bowl of Texas red, bean-free and super-thick with beef chunks.
423 South Main Street; 817-421-4888
10. Big Bad Breakfast
Oxford, Mississippi
At chef John Currence's new breakfast-and-lunch-only diner-like spot, you can have the house-made chili on a griddle-fried hot dog atop a sweet waffle, in a two-egg omelet, or simply in a bowl.
719 North Lamar Boulevard; 662-236-2666
Man I don't like going to Cambridge but i guess im going to have to if I want to experience #7
Bad ass house #6
Smiddy has yet to move on a place so we are now including South Boston in our search.270 E St #1 Boston, MA 02127
For Sale $214,900
NOT BANK OWNED!! 1ST LEVEL CONDO IN SOUTH BOSTON! Open kitchen/living room floor plan, great for entertaining! Updated kitchen has SS appliances and granite counters! Good size bedrooms! Bathroom has jacuzzi tub and laundry area! Hardwood floors throughout and lots of natural light! Basement storage! Private terrace area!
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