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Oh man, I can’t believe it’s been so long since I’ve posted. I was supposed to post an entry I made earlier, but my mom told me not to >_>. *sigh* Anyway, I went to Boston for the Canada Day weekend with Jack and his family to visit his older sister. It was fun, but since I was on my period I felt all bung for the first day. Stupid period >_>. Thankfully we had really good weather because otherwise I would have been extremely bung. We saw quite a few things including, part of the Harvard University campus, the New England Aquarium and went on a Duck Tour. The tour was a lot of fun: lots of things to see, a pleasant ride (thanks to good weather) and a very entertaining guide. It’s called a duck tour because we travel around Boston on “an authentic, renovated World War II amphibious landing vehicle”. That was quoted from their site, btw. I would not want to get into an accident with it while I was driving. Instant death!

I have to admit that part of the tour went over my head because there were a lot of references to American history. And let’s face it, the only thing I really remember about American history is the fact that Canada burnt down their White House. So some of the monuments were just pretty to me rather than having much significane. Along with that, there were a lot of American tourists since Indepence day was that week too. One of the benefits of this was that there were mega sales going on. And if anyone has been to Massachusetts before (btw, Massachusetts is a really weird spelling), you will know that they don’t have tax on clothes and shoes. So I bought my first pair of grown-up boots. I feel like such an adult now. They are absolutely beautiful. Everytime I wear them I keep taking not-so-subtle peeks at them just because they bring me so much joy. And since I have size 5-5 1/2 feet, they look uber cute. I got them on sale too! Also since the Canadian dollar is doing REALLY well lately, I saved a hella lotta moolah. Ams is tres content. Here is a pic of them.

So the trip was very enjoyable. I love spending time with my Jacku. It’s also interesting to see how he interacts with his family, especially his sisters. He is such a brother. What’s up with boys being all lovey dovey with their girlfriends and then being annoying pests to their sisters? Haha. I’m so glad I don’t have brothers. Anyway, here are some pics of the two of us. The first was taken on the duck and the second was with us wearing our super cool 3-D glasses after watching an IMAX film. ^_^

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You can really tell how small my face is when I wear those glasses. Stupid small face >_>. Well that is all from me since this post is so long. I will post soon since I have quite a bit to blog about. Ta ta everyone. =)

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