Where to take your mom in New England
11-04-2003, 10:57 AM
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Where to take your mom in New England
My mommy is heading up this weekend. I miss and love my mommy!!!
I need to think of ideas on where to take her. I was thinking about hitting up the outlets in Maine. It is always good to take your mom shopping to buy you clothes when she visits. Anyone know where the outlets are or a website you can point me too.
Any ideas for Boston. I got to figure out what to do on Fri, Sat, and Sun. There is a bar crawl this Saturday night with tons of girls going. Maybe I will bring my mom so she can help me pick up chicks. Chicks dig mama boys.
I need to think of ideas on where to take her. I was thinking about hitting up the outlets in Maine. It is always good to take your mom shopping to buy you clothes when she visits. Anyone know where the outlets are or a website you can point me too.
Any ideas for Boston. I got to figure out what to do on Fri, Sat, and Sun. There is a bar crawl this Saturday night with tons of girls going. Maybe I will bring my mom so she can help me pick up chicks. Chicks dig mama boys.
11-04-2003, 11:02 AM
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The outlets are right up by us FBomb, just across the border. www.thekitteryoutlets.com
You guys can stop by our place for dinner too if you want. (As long as ya'll are cooking it.)
p.s. - Is your mom bringing her 50??
You guys can stop by our place for dinner too if you want. (As long as ya'll are cooking it.)
p.s. - Is your mom bringing her 50??
11-04-2003, 11:19 AM
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there are also the outlets in North Conway, NH. No taxes for mom means more cash to spend.....
Take rt 93 to exit 32, Kancamagus highway, it winds through the white mountains, sure you have been, it's real nice this time of year and there is snow on a lot of peaks.
In Conway, try the moat mountain brew pub, if you like good steaks and brews, its a pretty nice place, more upscale for northern NH. Or on your way home stop at exit 26 in Plymouth at the common man-real nice restaurant.
If you need to know where anything up there is, you have my cell, my father in law owns a camp by N Conway and UI went to School in Plymouth so I know the area pretty well.
Chris
Take rt 93 to exit 32, Kancamagus highway, it winds through the white mountains, sure you have been, it's real nice this time of year and there is snow on a lot of peaks.
In Conway, try the moat mountain brew pub, if you like good steaks and brews, its a pretty nice place, more upscale for northern NH. Or on your way home stop at exit 26 in Plymouth at the common man-real nice restaurant.
If you need to know where anything up there is, you have my cell, my father in law owns a camp by N Conway and UI went to School in Plymouth so I know the area pretty well.
Chris
11-04-2003, 12:00 PM
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Go to any of the museums like MFA or the Science Museum or the ones near Harvard. Also if it's warm out, go for a stroll thru the Public Garden and The Common. You can also take her to a play in the Theatre District.
11-04-2003, 01:59 PM
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You should take you Mom to Blue Man Group. Then take her on the Prudential tour. She's from NY and I'm sure done the empire state thing so why not the Pru in Bahstan.
Then take her to Sulli's tap for some TNT's and sho her how abnoxious you get.
KB
Then take her to Sulli's tap for some TNT's and sho her how abnoxious you get.
KB
11-04-2003, 04:10 PM
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Originally posted by superchicken
money says half the people that read this board have no idea what you are talking about. I am fairly certain you even spelled it correctly, I am impressed.
money says half the people that read this board have no idea what you are talking about. I am fairly certain you even spelled it correctly, I am impressed.
11-04-2003, 04:44 PM
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Originally posted by Emily
Have you ever heard the story of Oedipus?
He loved his Mommy too.
Have you ever heard the story of Oedipus?
He loved his Mommy too.
but, he felt the need to kill his father
