Journal FortKnox's Journal: Greetings from Maine 9
A quick explanation of my trip up here to Maine...
Travelling with two children, one carrier, two carseats, one large (checked) suitecase, three carry-ons going through airport security is an adventure to say the least. All of us (except Jenna) had to take off jackets and shoes... everything went through the x-rays... all in all about 30 minutes through security. Luckily no one was behind us until we had the last three bins going through x-ray. Yikes. We'll spend this week working on a strategy to go through security in Boston...
Boston... can be described in two words:
Dunkin Donuts.
Saa-weet Lord! You see one every city blook, usually two on either side of the street... if you manage to make it a half of mile without seeing one, have no fear, as they have them at every major gas station, too... not that I have a problem with that... Dunkin Donuts not only has the best donuts, but the best coffee, too. I was surprised to see a Krispy Kreme... and it was right next to a dunkin donuts... talk about having some serious nuts...
I was terribly disappointed to not hear a single boston accent in all of Logan nor at the Uno's we ate at...
New Hampshire consisted of a lot of trees and the shipping town of Portsmouth...
Maine was just like New Hampshire... until you realize that there was no one else on the road... very empty.
Anywho, I haven't had any big seafood, yet, but I'll be damned if I don't leave here without some lobster and sea scallops ;)
Hope everyone's work week is goin a'ight.
Travelling with two children, one carrier, two carseats, one large (checked) suitecase, three carry-ons going through airport security is an adventure to say the least. All of us (except Jenna) had to take off jackets and shoes... everything went through the x-rays... all in all about 30 minutes through security. Luckily no one was behind us until we had the last three bins going through x-ray. Yikes. We'll spend this week working on a strategy to go through security in Boston...
Boston... can be described in two words:
Dunkin Donuts.
Saa-weet Lord! You see one every city blook, usually two on either side of the street... if you manage to make it a half of mile without seeing one, have no fear, as they have them at every major gas station, too... not that I have a problem with that... Dunkin Donuts not only has the best donuts, but the best coffee, too. I was surprised to see a Krispy Kreme... and it was right next to a dunkin donuts... talk about having some serious nuts...
I was terribly disappointed to not hear a single boston accent in all of Logan nor at the Uno's we ate at...
New Hampshire consisted of a lot of trees and the shipping town of Portsmouth...
Maine was just like New Hampshire... until you realize that there was no one else on the road... very empty.
Anywho, I haven't had any big seafood, yet, but I'll be damned if I don't leave here without some lobster and sea scallops
Hope everyone's work week is goin a'ight.
Ya gotta (Score:2)
Ah, the Boston accent. Quite fun when you hear people with it.
Dunkin Donuts. (Score:2)
Starshmucks (Score:2)
Fools think "Dark beans == STRONG", whereas the roasting process destroys the caffine (and will, carried to the extreme, the flavor).
Re:Dunkin Donuts. (Score:2)
As they say up nahth (Score:2)
Re:As they say up nahth (Score:2)
Travelling with children (Score:2)
But Daaaamm! Security maggotroids at most airports do not seem to undertand this. It's hard enough removing your shoes going through most metal detectors with three kids. It's even harder doing it while carrying three car seats thr
DD (Score:2)
What's in the carrier, and animal?
Maine roads (Score:1)
Talk about culture shock. I used to consider a crowded road one where I had spend a bit of time in the passing lane. Rush hour gridlock of all 12 lanes on the 210 freeway changed that perspective rather quickly.
The entire state of Maine has just over 1 million people, and most of them are concentrated at the southern end.