The Best Thing Ever, Parte Uno
The entry title is probably the way a lot of Bostonians would feel if the NFL's New England Patriots win the Super Bowl tonight, just a few months after the hometown Red Sox took their first World Series in 86 years. Personally I'm more of a Red Sox fan, but I'll be watching and rooting for the Patriots as they take on the Philadelphia Eagles in Jacksonville, Florida.
I covered my first Emerson college basketball game, the first sporting event of the college that I've attended, actually. It was a women's game against the Norwich University Cadets, who ended up winning by 16 points:(. I just finished the story a few minutes ago.
I got quite a surprise today when my brother Bryan called me tonight, just after I arrived home from the game. He was in Boston and, excited to get to see him, I met him by the Emerson campus at around 7:00, and the two of us went to eat sushi at Oishii, considered one of the finest (and by many, the finest) sushi restaurants in Boston. It was great. Bryan came to Boston earlier in the day to surprise a friend who had a birthday, and he left for Tivoli, NY, where he's living for now, shortly after coming to see my apartment.
I will write more about the family soon, but first I want to say Happy Anniversay to Dad and Mom! Forty years--I knew you'd make it! (I predicted it, anyhow).
Alright, it's time to rest and prepare for some homework before the Super Bowl. Goodnight.
I covered my first Emerson college basketball game, the first sporting event of the college that I've attended, actually. It was a women's game against the Norwich University Cadets, who ended up winning by 16 points:(. I just finished the story a few minutes ago.
I got quite a surprise today when my brother Bryan called me tonight, just after I arrived home from the game. He was in Boston and, excited to get to see him, I met him by the Emerson campus at around 7:00, and the two of us went to eat sushi at Oishii, considered one of the finest (and by many, the finest) sushi restaurants in Boston. It was great. Bryan came to Boston earlier in the day to surprise a friend who had a birthday, and he left for Tivoli, NY, where he's living for now, shortly after coming to see my apartment.
I will write more about the family soon, but first I want to say Happy Anniversay to Dad and Mom! Forty years--I knew you'd make it! (I predicted it, anyhow).
Alright, it's time to rest and prepare for some homework before the Super Bowl. Goodnight.
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