Currently I am trying to find a nice seafood restaurant to scarf at upon arrival. Oyster shots and all. They have a Morton's and a Fleming's, restaurants that I've only come to appreciate within the six months. Even so, I've never eaten alone at a fancy-schmancy place before but it is in my opinion that times like these must build character. I read somewhere that when you call a restaurant ahead and make a reservation for one, a good restaurant make special accommodations for you. I guess they feel bad that you're a loner or something. I will ask for a seat with a view.
I've heard different opinions about Boston. One was that people there are slightly ignorant (<----quoted from a New York native). Again, I wouldn't describe LA as an enlightened place either... The other view was that it was a good college town to be in. Lotta pubs. That implies lots of beer. Historically it's one of the oldest cities in the country. I really just want to spend some time there alone to walk around a bit and to conjure enough imagination to really picture myself living there. I want to hallucinate about colonialists dumping tea into the harbor while wearing Native garb. I understand that this will be hard when the weather is confined to the lower thirties.
Knowing me, I'll probably bundle myself up in the hotel room the whole night and order room service. Who knows? It's just one night anyway. Then its back to LA to hit up Red with Carrie and party it up to Someone Acosta!!!!!
