Road trip From Boston... to Boston!

So Rachel my old highschool friend comes and visits for the weekend. So instead of going on a Road trip from Boston, I kinda gave her one IN Boston and I got to see and do some things I've never done before. When it comes to the city of Boston, there's only one thing Rachael likes better than the Red Sox -- the food! She loves dining on Sushi at her friend Jane's place... Sushi Train on Edward St.

Toro is a "tapas bar," so it's perfect for every budget (our Budget being the very low one) -- everyone can share cute little dishes that are all under $10,includeing:

Mini Kobe Burgers with Pickled Onions and Smoked Tomato Chutney. Yum Yum. Rachael got this one. She wish she picked mine.	Sausage with Persimmon Chutney. My Fav!

Rachael asks Ken, "If you were going to eat on the cheap and wanted something at bargain basement price and only had $10 in your pocket, where would you go?" "First place would be Sapporo Ramen," Ken declares, "a Japanese noodle store in Cambridge that is orgasmic. It has bowls of noodles that could feed a family of six! And it is spectacular."

After a big meal, the 30-minute spa treatment facility did the trick. Sorry. No naked photos here. Stop perving!

Hello Motreal, um... maybe not. Will see you next time!

This weekend, we started on our way to Montreal. Well.... we made it to this a war museum.
Jane (my best buddie. Hi Jane!) Started throwing up so we ended the road trip exactly 102 hours short.

At least we got to see the ducks... A fleet of Ducks, brightly colored, vintage World War II amphibious vehicles provide 80-minute, narrated, half-land, half-water tours of Boston. Do not be alarmed when your Duck abandons its wheels and lowers itself onto the Charles River! Tours depart on the half-hour and cover many of Boston's downtown tourist attractions. Keep in mind: Tour guides encourage quacking! Tickets, which may be purchased two days in advance, often sell out quickly, especially on summer weekends.

Jane, get well soon babe. Quack Quack. lol.