Most of the good restaurants can’t be had a day in advance. They have a good whiskey bar I forgot the name of and breweries. It’s a good walk around to begin with. There’s great museums as well.
Jun 29, 2024
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For Boston, here are some music recs. A lot has changed as far as food, shops, etc. so I'll leave that up to other folks to weigh in.
For NH and into Maine, it depends on how far north you're going. The NH and Southern Maine seacoasts are amazing, but Acadia National Park is kind of the crown jewel of coastal hiking/sightseeing. Mt. Major in NH is one of the best effort-to-payoff hikes around. Portsmouth, NH is great for walking around and popping into random shops and restaurants. Portland, ME has some of the best food in the country, but there are too many places to even list (Duckfat is a long-standing classic.)
If you have more specific spots or interests, I can add more details!
Mar 8, 2024
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It’s just the best. I’m chock-full of specific recs for this wonderful place if you want them. It’s beautiful and bite-sized!
Mar 13, 2024
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Haven’t been to Portland in years so hopefully this is all still relevant. It’s an incredible food town:
- Duck Fat for fries and milkshakes
- Holy Donut
- Mount Desert Island Ice Cream
- lobster role at that basic place on the water. I forget the name but remember it being very good.
- there was an arcade bar called Arcadia that was pretty fun, not sure if still there
Jul 4, 2024
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40-60 year old people get laid off daily after 15+ years in an industry and have to restart. You’re too young to even know life’s all about restarting and it’s all relative. Fall in love with the process of learning and it’ll never be scary. You might even end up loving what you pivot too. You’ll be fine.
Aug 5, 2024
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Put gloves on and seperate 20 cartons of eggs, idk
Mar 19, 2024
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Just where what you want.
Feb 4, 2024