MovieStars

I will be offering my autograph to those who ask for it in the near future.

Last night we were lucky enough to be an involved in an exciting music video, my first ever visit into Fenway Park. An experience I won't forget, we shuffled up at 11pm to start and crowded with the many REDsoxx and Brian Evan fans to be apart for this opportunity.
"Brian Evans, the Boston singer-songwriter behind the Frank Sinatra-esque tune “At Fenway,” is shooting a video at the historic ballpark Tuesday, September 25, and the public is invited to attend and possibly be part of the project."
Yes I was there until the early hours of the morning, but yes I did get to experience something I would probably not get the chance to in the future.  Truly an amazing night/morning, plenty of chips and coffee kept us going along with the highlights of seeing William Shatner and Brian Evans hit some balls in the large 'grassy' holding.    I am hoping that they have an amazing shot of myself cheering or booing at the scenes, but as long as I know Im there, and got to experience that night- I'm quite content with the 'bragging cred'.

BellyFLOP

Splish, Splash SPLOSH.

Wow.

Myself and Molly took the Harbour Island Whale Watching cruise with BHC -BostonHarborCruises- during a lovely long summery day.

Luckily our tour ended up being 12noon until 5pm. I was delighted at this fact, as the mighty $35 ticket to go on the cruise was stretched out another two hours than what they estimate it will take.  I'm sure some families did not plan on being on the boat for this long, but for me I was in my total element.  

We viewed 7 humb back whales in their natural environment just off the coast, deep diving for their lunch, which consisted of a few tonne of fishes. It took some exploring to find them, as ofcourse you cant just easily throw a bone and watch them come skipping to you.  We were lucky enough to see a whale jump out of the water and do a whirl flip to deep dive back down to the sea.  Everyone was in awe, complete astonishment. Even the tour guide had mentioned how lucky our group had been to witness this, as it does not happen on every guide. (even if this wasnt true, and it happens every day- we or atleast I felt extremely lucky and special just to be out here in the open breeze watching these lovely creatures)

On the way home offcourse, all sane human beings were inside deck, with coffee and cosiness.We got to lie out on the front deck of the boat, alone myself and Molly- and the sea.(and the wonderfully wicked whistling wind) It was such a nice breether from our work routines and enjoying the weekend sun!

I enjoyed my day out with Molly crusing the big waves finding these massive natural animals having a whale of a time (excuse the pun) getting on with there lifes. I would recommend it to any one!  But please remember, a jumper (it does get cold when you are going very fast on the boat), sun screen (your outside ALL day), camera AND batteries, and a very POSITIVE outlook at these are natural animals, so if you dont see them on your first guide- you are allowed another chance to go at another date for free.

HAPPY WHALING!

Weekly Wonders

A long weekend and some events after work.. My week looked like this:
Monday 3rd- Labour Day visit down toQuincy, learning about John Adams.
Thursday 6th- FNO Newbury St. Fashion Night Our on Newbury street.
Friday 7th- Harlan Cohen Getting Naked, Chocolate Restaurant - Max Brenners delights!

Sat 8th Hatchshell; Summer MIXfest+ Modern Pastries
Sunday 9th Cambridge Carnival
Monday 10th-Friday 14th - Activites WOOF, NUpic, Artcolaborative, GOLF with katie, fruitee yogurt, HAYMARKET on friday-VEGETABLESSS!!!

Adam's Hospitality & Tourism Industry Blog: Fashion's Night Out hits Boston Thursday

Adam's Hospitality & Tourism Industry Blog: Fashion's Night Out hits Boston Thursday: "Fashion's Night Out (FNO) will take place in Boston this Thursday September 6th from 6pm-11pm. Thousands of retailers across the city will stay open later and many will host special events to encourage people to come out and shop.

All of Newbury Street will be closed to traffic and there will be a stage with live music in front of Stepanie's on Newbury. Bands playing include Sweet Tooth & the Sugarbabies, Good Will & Them Apples, and Cosmodrome.      Newbury Street will also be lined with luxury cars from Herb Chambers.

The Shops at Prudential Center will screen Breakfast at Tiffany's in the center's South Garden at sundown.  From 6pm-8pm there will also be freeze modeling from Free People and 10-minute makeovers by Sephora in the South Garden.   There will also be discounts offered at Free People, Lacoste, Levenger,  Optical Shop of Aspen, Papyrus and White House Black Market.

Copley Place is teaming up with Boston Common Magazine for a series of fashion shows from 6pm-9pm.  A show featuring fall fashion from Neiman Marcus will start the event with a mixed retailer show with Jimmy Choo, Wolford, Vince and Elie Tahari to follow.   There will also be a student fashion presentation from MassArt.      Intimacy at Copley Place will also host a "Cupcakes and Cleavage" event featuring free bra fittings along with cupcakes.  

In the South End there will be Pop Man pop up shop selling independent men's fashion  from 3pm-11pm at the Gold Gallery at 655 Tremont Street. 

The FNO Wrap Party will be from 8pm-11pm at The Estate and will feature Stoli Drink specials from 8-9 and Luna Bar giveaways along with music from DJ Brent Covington and  Glowkids & Fuse.   "

Adam's Hospitality & Tourism Industry Blog: Uburger opens at Northeastern

Adam's Hospitality & Tourism Industry Blog: Uburger opens at Northeastern: "Boston Restaurant Talk reports that Uburger is now open at Northeastern University's Curry Student Center.       Uburger now has four locations in Boston."

Adam's Hospitality & Tourism Industry Blog: MixFest coming to Hatch Shell Saturday

Adam's Hospitality & Tourism Industry Blog: MixFest coming to Hatch Shell Saturday: "MixFest takes place Saturday September 9th at 4pm at the DCR Hatch Shell on The Esplanade.   Performers will include Train, Gavin DeGaw and Andy Grammer.    Sponsored by Mix 104.1, the free outdoor music festival has been occurring annually in Boston since 1993.  "