On Satuhday, we went ta tha Boahstun Temple. It's a byootifuhl building. Then we drove ta some a Jesse's forma CRA friends' house. Theah names a Dave an Liz Geiga. Dave got inta Hahvahd Lah School, cause he's real smaht, an stuff. We have ta see these guys while we can, cause someday theah'll be fabuhlusly wealthy an wea'll be too poah ta hang out wuthum! They took us ta tha Nath End wheah we walked aroun Hanova Street and tuk lotsa pictchas a us in tha same poses.
This heah aint tha Geigas' house. Theah house looks much betta. Weah standin' outside a tha Paul Reveah House. Since it looked so lame, we didn't wanna pay $3.50 ta poke owah heads in 'na doah.
Instead we stood aroun by tha Paul Reveah statue, just aroun tha corna, fa free.
We ate lunch in Little Italy at tha Floruhntine Cafay, an then we walked ta Mike's Pastry. It's a bakery tha reminds ya a little a Seinfeld's Soup Nazi, wheah people line up all tha way outside tha doah and down tha street. Mike's makes 15 diffuhrent canolees, pistasheeo macaroons, an cream puffs tha size a ya face. I asked fa an ecleah; they gave me a haht dawg.
We carried owah blue and white boxes a mile from Mike's and got cat calls from people walkin down tha street. A troop a fat boy scouts oggled tha boxes too. Jesse said he should a toldum he'd givum a merit badge fa untying tha knots on tha box.
Afta tryin ta
scahf up owah doh, we wawked off five a six calories on owah way ta
tha U.S.S. Constatooshun Museum. Moah
pedestriuns whistled at us (oah, ratha owah boxes, since we didn't finish
all tha dezaht), and we almost got run ova by this idiotic-lookin
group a people takin' scenic tours of Boahstun on segways; cleahly they
smelled residual traces a puddin an grease through tha cahdboahd.
6 comments:
Thanks for the tour of Boston! I like your new picture. It looks just like you both, minus entire faces! The desserts look yummy!
Fantastic accent. I hope you keep it for real.
Eliza said "her come over" so you guys better come. No, we should come see you...looks like fun.
I've met a few people out here that have only been here a few years and already talk like that.
I am beyond impressed that you kept up the accent for the entire post.
This is the best blog EVER!! I am totally impressed by your accent writing, and I vow to find a way to use it in my AP geography class.
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