Harvard square was NOT fantastic. Neither was MIT. Haha... prefer NUS campus. Serious. Anyway, highlight of the trip was not the tourist attractions. It was the food! Yupz, after me, Gwen and Felicia seperated from the rest, we took a walk down to the tallest building in Boston to view the scenery of Boston. Pity it was closed, but we still managed to grab some good seafood at Legal Seafood chain in Coupler's Place. Like Gwen puts it: "Its the first time we didn't bother about the cost and just ordered what we felt like eating" We had crab rolls, lobster bisque, authentic New England clam chowder with HUGE clams, fish, prawns, calamari... the list goes on. A meal meant for kings and it only cost us 35 bucks apiece. Woohoo!
We then bought desert wine and ice wine to enjoy in the hotel room, but... our corkscrew broke. Can you believe it?! So we had to lug these 2 bottles of wine all the way to Wildwood. Grr... By the way, did I mention the Kahlua cheesecake we bought from cheesecake factory? It was simply delicious.
Slack.
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