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Day 2 In Boston

December 13, 2019 by not your average mom 2 Comments

It’s the end of my first full day in Boston away from the kids and my second night in a hotel room.

Alone.

Here are a few thoughts.

1) Driving in Boston is a challenge. I am pissing off the locals. Every 4-way intersection looks like it should have a stop sign and I keep feeling like I have blown through one, and I’m really scared I’m gonna run a pedestrian over.

2) Living in a hotel room is a BIG reminder that I have way too much stuff and living in simplicity makes life A LOT easier. And calmer. And more enjoyable.

3) 30 hours away from the kids is when I start missing them.

But not enough to want to go home yet.

4) I always think I’ll have more time than I actually do. Like I thought I was going to get a whole bunch of work done when I was here, run by the Charles River, workout in the hotel gym, take naps, and maybe even get my hair cut.

I did one of those things today. 😂😂😂😂😂

5) And here is the biggest thing I learned today.

I was sitting in my car scrolling through Instagram this afternoon waiting for the swim meet to start, and I saw this:

YOU GUYS.

I HAD NO IDEA THAT NARWHALS WERE A REAL THING.

AHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA!

Number 5 has been obsessed with them, but like the cartoon, Hello Kitty looking pictures of narwhals, and I thought they were just like unicorns.

But in the water.

But they ARE in the water!

What the hell.

If I find out unicorns are actually real tomorrow, then I’m really gonna lose my shit.

That’s all for today.

Gotta go.

I’ve got a Hallmark Christmas movie to watch in bed.

Filed Under: Life at My House Tagged With: Boston, narwhals, swim meets

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  1. Nancy says

    December 13, 2019 at 11:29 pm

    I once saw in a tour book about Boston “there are two kinds of drivers in Boston : sucicidal and homicidal – take the Train!!

    Very brave if you to attempt to try!

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  2. Chris says

    December 16, 2019 at 5:26 pm

    I live about an hour outside of Boston, don’t worry everyone pisses off the locals, even the locals. Driving can be a contact sport in the city that had its street grid designed by a blind man, it makes no sense to anyone.

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