Although I had some fabulous food today, the highlight was actually the morning's service project. We went to an inner-city middle school and talked with students about the census. Then we passed out leaflets in the surrounding neighborhood. I am strangely excited for the upcoming census (look for the survey in your mailbox in the coming week) and was thrilled to feel like I got to play a small part in helping raise awareness of its importance. 10 questions in 10 minutes. Take the time to fill it out and mail it in. 
We then stopped for lunch. Danielle and I (and a few lucky tag-alongs) chose Wagamama. It was the first stop on a sizeable list of culinary recommendations we have accumulated. We have a lot to get through, and we are taking the job quite seriously.
Then we stopped at JP Licks for ice cream. (Harvard is in the background).
The evening ended with hot chocolate from Burdick. It was made from dark chocolate and was the best hot chocolate I have EVER experienced.
We then stopped for lunch. Danielle and I (and a few lucky tag-alongs) chose Wagamama. It was the first stop on a sizeable list of culinary recommendations we have accumulated. We have a lot to get through, and we are taking the job quite seriously.
Then we stopped at JP Licks for ice cream. (Harvard is in the background).Then we did some more convention stuff.
The evening ended with hot chocolate from Burdick. It was made from dark chocolate and was the best hot chocolate I have EVER experienced. 
4 comments:
It looks like you are having so much fun!! And I absolutely love the new hair cut, the more I see it the more I love it!
I'm glad you're having fun. And eating a lot.
Wagamama! JP Licks! Legal! You totally rocked that city.
I could really go for some JPs right now... I'm jealous!
Yum! It sounds like Boston has some of the best food. Ever. ! Bummer that it's rainy, but you still look adorable and fun!
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