From the Public Gardens (love dem swans) to b.good (people, not factories) to, You Could Say, Standing on Top of ze World

     For those whom are Estonian and those whom are not, well halloo to you! I've got three words to share: I. LURVE. BOSTON!! It is utterly awesometatious and has what my mom calls "old world charm", which I am completely captivated by. I've now discovered that I much prefer the city to something beachy like, say, Puerto Rico. I just lurve being out and about! Here's an abridged summary of my stay in the c'est-adorable Colonial city of Boston, coming soon... in the next paragraph. :)
     OK, so here I go from the top! Sorry if I bore you guys, but you know how I write: sooperlong, and long, and long, and lo-o-o-o-ng. *Da-da-da!* We got to our hotel, the Omni Parker House, which is filled to the historical brim with facts, facts, FACTS!!! From hosting JFK in its press room to inventing the famed Boston cream pie to dealing with supposed ghosts (uh-huh. Sorry, but I'm not the type who believes in the paranormal and such), this hotel's got a seriously complex history. It's very impressive for all you history buffs like me out there, but for the rest of you, I won't dwell too much on this topic...            
     After dumping our plentiful luggage in the room and trading our shorts and Converse for jeans and Airwalks (YES!), we headed on down the street to a simply delicious restaurant called Grotto for an all-Italian dinner, and to a chocolate shop in the neighborhood of Beacon Hill, which I absolutely positootly fell in love with. I mean, come on: they even had mini shoescrapes at the doors! How 1700s-y is that?! Gum, I just love it here! We took our mouthwatering chocolates to the Public Gardens, which is a much-smaller-but-still-cool version of Central Park, for all you New Yorkers. They had the COOLEST flowers near the entrance, so of course I had to take a pic. They were, like, extraterrestrial (yeahhh, Katy Perry)! See for yourself, and tell me what you think of these guys. 

Epic, huh?

     I should probably be cutting this post short now, but today we've had a lot of fun too. We went to the Skytop Observatory at the Pru, aka Prudential Center; snacked at b.good, a healthy burger place whose motto was "made by people, not factories"; and walked a few miles (I almost wore out my trusty plaid Airwalks that my math teacher is so fond of!). All in all, an excellent few days. Catch you doods later! 
stay chock full o' facts from my favorite historical time period, the Colonial times, like all of New England!
Pinky alla Moda xx

P.S. I know, I know, I'm sorry... but I also adore the fashion here! I'm ensorcelled by their adorable boat shoes, which I really would lurve to buy for next school year. Here's a picture, and then I'm done for real!  and  aaaand  in conclusion,