Blog #6: A favorite topic: BOSTON, MA

         Have you ever been to any city of the United States? It is lucky for me to spend eight-month experiment in Boston for studying North American culture. Boston, which is the capital of Massachusetts, is the cultural, historical and educational center of America.  When I was in this city, I enjoyed some weekends to visit Harvard, M.I.T, Massachusetts State House, Trinity Church, MFA, Charles River, etc. and many beautiful places. The most impressive thing reminds me about Boston is weather. I came there when the winter is at the lowest degree (around -9.4 degrees Fahrenheit). I could not control my face after a cold wind blew towards me. After winter, the spring and summer were just humid and rainy from day to day. According to Belluck, Raymond Chandler wrote, "I guess God made Boston on a wet Sunday." (2004). It is ridiculous that I never check weather forecast everyday in my home country. On the contrary, the first thing that I had to do, when I woke up every morning; is checking how is Boston weather today. Although someone feel that Boston has sad and boring aroma, I still like its people and places there. I hope I can come back to Boston soon.




References:

1. Belluck, Pam (2004, July 25). The Looking Glass; Boston Raises Above Unflattering Stereotypes. The New York Times. Retrieved from http://www.nytimes.com/2004/07/25/news/the-looking-glass-boston-rises-above-unflattering-stereotypes.html

Comments

  1. I feel like I want to go there someday!!

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  2. This picture is really nice! I also want to go!

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  3. Tran is a lucky girl who has many special life experiences in different cities in the U.S.. Thank you for sharing many interesting things with us. I like Belluck's idea, "I guess God made Boston on a wet Sunday." (Funny) Just like another American city Seattle. It said that nearly 300 days a year Seattle is raining.

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