As someone who enjoys my own company, sometimes more often than not, I believe it's important to do things and explore on my own. Sundays are usually my days to do just that. My day starts off with heading out to some of the best, in my opinion, breakfast places in South Boston.
There are many things that make Boston exactly what it is, but one very prominent trait is the large Irish community. According to Forbes, Boston holds the number one spot for having the most concentrated Irish population, standing at 20.4 percent. This is what makes Paddy O's such a great p…
Pictured is Universal Studios' real-life replica of Diagon Alley, where wizards and witches go to buy their school supplies in the Harry Potter book series; located in Orlando, FL.
Called "Goi Cuon Tom," these Vietnamese spring rolls were filled with shrimp.
This Vietnamese dish, named "Com Ga Nuong," came with grilled chicken and rice. It was purchased at Pho Hoa in Dorchester.
Pho, pronounced "fuh," is a staple of Vietnamese cuisine. Purchased at Pho Hoa in Dorchester. The soup pictured above is "pho dac biet," a variation containing multiple types of meat.
Pho, pronounced "fuh," is a staple of Vietnamese cuisine. Purchased at Pho Hoa in Dorchester. The soup pictured above is "pho dac biet," a variation containing multiple types of meat.
Affordability, walkable attractions, and meaningful subject matter makes Washington D.C. an excellent vacation spot for UMass Boston students. Flights are cheap, and the city is accessible by metro from nearby hotels in Bethesda and Silver Springs. Fun can be had on show string budgets: the memorials and Smithsonian museums are free and open to the public 7 days a week. Below is a curated selection of staple destinations and less typical ones. Check these them out when you aren’t taking selfies in front of government buildings or peaking the lawmaking setting.
