PerkyMoonstone

I went about 2 years ago for my godfather’s 50th birthday. I had lots of fun and found the people there to be very nice. It is a “small town” kinda place which I don’t really like especially being from a big city, but Ohio wasn’t all that bad. I give it an 8 1/2 out of 10!

So in June I went to Boston to celebrate my friend’s birthday. 3 of my friends and I woke up at 5:30 am took the bus at port authority at sat in a 4 hr bus ride from nyc to boston. The weather was really cold n cloudy. The streets were practically empty and we found it to be kinda blah. The thing that struck us the most were the lack of people on the street, I suppose its cuz we’re used to the nyc crowdedness, but still. We did like how it was very historic and we got to hear a genuine boston accent. It was still a very cool experience none the less to get outta the city for a day especially since we’ve been dying to check out boston. Even though we rate boston a 4 out of 10, we will go back and stay longer to give boston another shot. :)

I go to school in Flushing, its amazing!! I love the Mets and this is their home. Main Street is like Chinatown in Queens, its so great. There are many cool stores to shop at, many different foods to try, such as Malaysian (there’s this one place that has the best Roti Canai u’ll ever have!!), and the Bubble Tea spots.

This is the most amazing place to live in!! I’m so lucky to have grown up here. Living in NYC you get exposed to so many wonderful things, its amazing, everyone should visit here at least once. You become very cultured, tolerant and open minded. One thing I’ve heard is that you have to live in NYC once and live in San Francisco once. I really want to go out to San Fran, it ought to be fun!!!