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boston:

G FORCE: A frank discussion at Fenway

- Jose Magrass, 32, a lifelong West Roxbury resident and Red Sox fan, figured out a way to attend every home game for free: In 1998 he became a Fenway Park food vendor.

Considering adding this to the Dream Jobs list.

I’m on the bus back to New York now (which is why I was catching up on the afternoon’s worth of posts).

I had a truly wonderful couple days. Though I didn’t do the Grand Walking Tour of town like I did last time, I had a great ole time. Seeing friends (human and seal), getting writing done (only a few pages, but that’s more than I’ve done all year, and I don’t think it’s total crap), visiting my favorite places, going to church (I booked it over the hill but ended up a couple minutes late anyway, and all sweaty, to boot), and just letting myself exist and have that be enough.

Love you, as always, Beantown, baby, and I hope to see you again real soon!

Can’t wait to see you on Tuesday, Boston.

(You too, Danny.)

I love the Red Sox so much, y’all.

Anyway, it’s 4:30 now and my bus isn’t until 6, but I’m pretty pooped from running all over town, so I’m chillin’ at Dunkin’ (and drinking my 3rd coffee of the day) before I head back over to South Station.

Next stop on my walking tour of Boston… The one, the only… FENWAY PARK!!!

This is the greatest picture. (From that night, and possibly ever.)

DAT FACE!!!!!!

fuckyeahmassachusetts:

nuutmeg:

In honor of opening day!

Let’s go Red Sox!