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we have decided that it is not a complete day in boston without getting lost in one way or another.
 
i'm just thankful i haven't had to actually be in charge of driving through a roundabout yet. who ever thought these were a good idea?
 
time for bed. tomorrow, the cape! 
Posted on Monday, June 25, 2007 at 10:51PM by Registered Commentermdog | Comments5 Comments

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:)

I drove around a roundabout the other day in Ohio. They are NOT good ideas.

Jun 26, 2007 at 06:39AM | Unregistered Commenterpaul

some of my best memories revolve around getting lost in boston. :)

Jun 26, 2007 at 08:04AM | Unregistered Commenteramo

Sounds like you guys are re-enacting our honeymoon (the traveling part, that is).... We wished later we'd skipped Boston and spent more time on the Cape!

Jun 26, 2007 at 09:23AM | Unregistered CommenterSarah

don't know if amo meant the pun or not, but the memories that "revolve" around getting lost in boston and driving around "roundabouts." very funny.

Jun 26, 2007 at 08:17PM | Unregistered CommenterJim

1. roundabouts are the best freakin' traffic idea. ever. the PROBLEM is...they are not plentiful enough in america, so damn yankees dunno how to properly navigate them. they are everywhere in nz, and lemme tell ya...way less sitting around while EVERY SINGLE LIGHT is red down under.

2. i pretty much get lost every time i enter boston. *not equal sign* heart. i do NOT love driving in boston.

3. do you think this comment will freak rachel out? that would be fun. i should start making a list.

4. i hope i don't get the white screen of death.

*pressed "create comment"*

5. DAMMIT! i got the white screen of death!


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Jun 28, 2007 at 12:03AM | Registered Commentermdog

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