Why, yes. Yes, I was.
I've been meaning to write a post about my experiences in New England. As my roommate says, "New Englanders: hard and crusty on the outside; soft, gooey, caramel on the inside."
I've grown quite fond of the people here.
Sunday, February 22, 2009
My few seconds of fame
Boston is more like a big town than a city. Today a guy stopped me at a restaurant and said, "hey, weren't you in the paper yesterday?"
Why, yes. Yes, I was.
I've been meaning to write a post about my experiences in New England. As my roommate says, "New Englanders: hard and crusty on the outside; soft, gooey, caramel on the inside."
I've grown quite fond of the people here.
Why, yes. Yes, I was.
I've been meaning to write a post about my experiences in New England. As my roommate says, "New Englanders: hard and crusty on the outside; soft, gooey, caramel on the inside."
I've grown quite fond of the people here.
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9 comments:
Yoon! That's so cool... one for the scrapbook!
Yoon you look exactly the same! Congratulations on the ad!
Haha, thanks for the comments.
Brooke, I think my face hasn't really changed since high school :)
woot woot!
ps. the other day i was offered some wicked chowda. true story.
what's over to the left?
Dude, that is the coolest thing I've seen in a while. Can you send me a copy? I wanna hang it in the kitchen.
M
I will be signing autographs while on tour ;)
Alex, I think what you're referring to is my press ID and police tricard attached to my belt. And if you're looking on a small screen, the little black thing to the right is a camera.
ah, fame... congrats?
and that link to the boston accent words is awesome. great idea.
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