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Thursday, February 22, 2007

Boston


The last few days I stayed with friends here in Boston, first Alison and then Parker. I haven't really done very much apart from walking around Cambridge and Boston. Yesterday I went to a Harvard Law seminar on workplace equality and then spent the rest of the evening sitting in a small cafe on campus reading. Parker is a tutor in Adam's House, a sophomore and senior residential hall just off Harvard Square. It's a really cool place! During dinner last night I joined a discussion of the current presidential candidates, their politics and chances in the upcoming election - really interesting stuff. (I'm a big fan of Obama, by the way.) Later there was a small get-together in Parker's room and I met a few interesting people.

posted by Stephan Wolschon at 16:55