ASM played at AS220 last summer (2005); it was a hoot. providence is a cool town. oh, new england! sigh…
it’s the concrete i think.
Seconded, Andrea… I am a new New Englander (DC->New Haven->Buffalo->Providence) but I hope never to leave…
fall is what makes me realize nyc is not the northeast. nyc doesn’t hold a candle to southern NH and western MA in that department. fall is when i miss new england (no, really: THE center of the universe…) the most.
Two words: Coach store!
Here in the Happy Valley they’re changin’ fast.
I agree, nothing like fall in the northeast. Everyone should experience it at least once in their lifetime.
What makes it so exciting is that it is everywhere … thanks to the internet.
Man, do I miss autumn in the great Northeast (there just does not seem to be that fall here in SF). But there WILL be October baseball in both New York and Oakland, and that’s what really makes the fall great (I say, with great risk, that the A’s may have a better chance (if they can get through the first round, whomever thet play (Tigers or Twins) than the Yankees; Mets have it a little easier, but look out for those Phillies in the wild card and to hell with the Dodgers).
it’s the center of the universe.
We’re not having a heatwave and the leaves are still on the trees. Just don’t listen to the news.
ASM played at AS220 last summer (2005); it was a hoot. providence is a cool town. oh, new england! sigh…
it’s the concrete i think.
Seconded, Andrea… I am a new New Englander (DC->New Haven->Buffalo->Providence) but I hope never to leave…
fall is what makes me realize nyc is not the northeast. nyc doesn’t hold a candle to southern NH and western MA in that department. fall is when i miss new england (no, really: THE center of the universe…) the most.
Two words: Coach store!
Here in the Happy Valley they’re changin’ fast.
I agree, nothing like fall in the northeast. Everyone should experience it at least once in their lifetime.
What makes it so exciting is that it is everywhere … thanks to the internet.
Man, do I miss autumn in the great Northeast (there just does not seem to be that fall here in SF). But there WILL be October baseball in both New York and Oakland, and that’s what really makes the fall great (I say, with great risk, that the A’s may have a better chance (if they can get through the first round, whomever thet play (Tigers or Twins) than the Yankees; Mets have it a little easier, but look out for those Phillies in the wild card and to hell with the Dodgers).
it’s the center of the universe.
We’re not having a heatwave and the leaves are still on the trees. Just don’t listen to the news.