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like main places to go . i need a lot of examples
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You could take a harbor cruise, walk down Newbury Street (the equivalent to 5th Ave in NYC and Michigan Ave in Chicago) and there are tons of high-end designer boutiques that my friends and I love to poke into....there's also a ton of hair and nail salons that are fun places to waste a few hours, the Boston Commons (also called the Boston Public Gardens) are beautiful, Fanuiel Hall has great shopping that's actually affordable compared to Newbury Street, you can go to tea at the Ritz, there's amazing restaurants in the North End, the houses are fun to look at in Back Bay and Beacon Hill, there are tons of Islands in the harbor that are great for day trips, Boston Ballet is one of the best ballet companies in America, there's tons of theatre and the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Charles River Esplanade and the Christopher Colombus Waterfront Park are gorgeous, Chinatown's fun but parts of it are kind of creepy, Downtown Crossing has good and regularly priced shopping too, going to a Red Sox game is tons of fun even for people who don't really like baseball...great atmosphere and fun peoplewatching, walking the Freedom Trail may involve history but it's a great walk even if you're not going for history, Harvard and MIT are fun campuses to visit, the Boston Tea Party, the Old North Church, the State house, the John Handcock Tower is a really cool building even though you can't go to the top anymore because of 9/11, the Museum of Fine Arts, the New England Aquarium and the Museum of Science are really cool places for go for an hour or two, even if you hate places like that, Prudential Center's a cool mall though it's a little bit more high end, the Cambridgeside Galleria is also a good mall but it wouldn't be my first pick if you were to go to one. The Natick Collection, which is 15 minutes outside of Boston is one of my favorite places to shop since they redid it and added tons and tons of high-end designers like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Neiman Marcus, etc. and it's tons of fun to get lost in and spend hours trying on couture that's completely impractical for daily life. As long as you look like you have a purpose and aren't being obnoxious the sales people could care less. Chances are though, they really won't think anything of it if you go. Salem Witch museum in Salem Massachusetts can be a lot of fun for a day trip and the Boston Waterfront is a great place to eat an Italian Pastry bought in the North End.
You could take a harbor cruise, walk down Newbury Street (the equivalent to 5th Ave in NYC and Michigan Ave in Chicago) and there are tons of high-end designer boutiques that my friends and I love to poke into....there's also a ton of hair and nail salons that are fun places to waste a few hours, the Boston Commons (also called the Boston Public Gardens) are beautiful, Fanuiel Hall has great shopping that's actually affordable compared to Newbury Street, you can go to tea at the Ritz, there's amazing restaurants in the North End, the houses are fun to look at in Back Bay and Beacon Hill, there are tons of Islands in the harbor that are great for day trips, Boston Ballet is one of the best ballet companies in America, there's tons of theatre and the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Charles River Esplanade and the Christopher Colombus Waterfront Park are gorgeous, Chinatown's fun but parts of it are kind of creepy, Downtown Crossing has good and regularly priced shopping too, going to a Red Sox game is tons of fun even for people who don't really like baseball...great atmosphere and fun peoplewatching, walking the Freedom Trail may involve history but it's a great walk even if you're not going for history, Harvard and MIT are fun campuses to visit, the Boston Tea Party, the Old North Church, the State house, the John Handcock Tower is a really cool building even though you can't go to the top anymore because of 9/11, the Museum of Fine Arts, the New England Aquarium and the Museum of Science are really cool places for go for an hour or two, even if you hate places like that, Prudential Center's a cool mall though it's a little bit more high end, the Cambridgeside Galleria is also a good mall but it wouldn't be my first pick if you were to go to one. The Natick Collection, which is 15 minutes outside of Boston is one of my favorite places to shop since they redid it and added tons and tons of high-end designers like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Neiman Marcus, etc. and it's tons of fun to get lost in and spend hours trying on couture that's completely impractical for daily life. As long as you look like you have a purpose and aren't being obnoxious the sales people could care less. Chances are though, they really won't think anything of it if you go. Salem Witch museum in Salem Massachusetts can be a lot of fun for a day trip and the Boston Waterfront is a great place to eat an Italian Pastry bought in the North End.
What nail design should I try next?
Lulu
I can do nail art very well. I have medium/long nails. I like doing nail art and i wanna try something new. I looked all over youtube for ideas but i cant find one i really like or haven't done yet! Ive already done leopard, cheetah, zebra, coco chanel, island, watermelon, flowers, polka dots, stripes, snowman, french tip and all those designs. I need new ideas! and im not in the mood for a plain old nail color now. so please don't recommend a 1 color design :)
Please and Thank you :]]
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How about smiley faces? Or little bows?
How about smiley faces? Or little bows?
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