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tenshikurai9) wrote2008-03-18 01:10 pm
tenshikurai9) wrote2008-03-18 01:10 pm
::Sheds Paper Mass::
The Weekly Dig, 3/12-19
Stuff@Night, 3/11-24
The Improper Bostonian, 3/5-18
Skirt!, March
Travel New England, March
Parents and Kids, March
Arrive (the Amtrak Acela magazine), March/April
Just Us Boys.com, March/April
Rock Nation, March/April
Spirit Boston, March/April
Filter: Good Music Guide, March/April
ArtScope, March/April minus one article on the account of rain damage to it
Lambda Legal Impact, Winter
Comic Books:
Chance in Hell by Gilbert Hernandez (a library copy. don't know if I should get my own copy or not yet.)
The ad on page 19 in Arrive made me go wtf? since it's for a device called NJoy which you use to get your nicotine fix without having to smoke in non-smoking areas.
Meanwhile the "Walk This Way" article is about taking food tours. I'm noting to myself to take the North End Market Tours ( http://northendmarkettours.com ) to learn more about Italian cuisine and apparently the Boston University Seminar in the Culinary Arts ( http://bu.edu/foodandwine ) does a Chinatown tour.
Stuff@Night, 3/11-24
The Improper Bostonian, 3/5-18
Skirt!, March
Travel New England, March
Parents and Kids, March
Arrive (the Amtrak Acela magazine), March/April
Just Us Boys.com, March/April
Rock Nation, March/April
Spirit Boston, March/April
Filter: Good Music Guide, March/April
ArtScope, March/April minus one article on the account of rain damage to it
Lambda Legal Impact, Winter
Comic Books:
Chance in Hell by Gilbert Hernandez (a library copy. don't know if I should get my own copy or not yet.)
The ad on page 19 in Arrive made me go wtf? since it's for a device called NJoy which you use to get your nicotine fix without having to smoke in non-smoking areas.
Meanwhile the "Walk This Way" article is about taking food tours. I'm noting to myself to take the North End Market Tours ( http://northendmarkettours.com ) to learn more about Italian cuisine and apparently the Boston University Seminar in the Culinary Arts ( http://bu.edu/foodandwine ) does a Chinatown tour.