| User | Comment |
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jettles   | | posted 21-Jul-2000 9:01am |
sit on my back porch and read, take a walk, see a movie, have a little food! |
Maarten  | | posted 21-Jul-2000 9:03am |
Cycling |
dab  | | posted 21-Jul-2000 9:20am |
I lived in a city when I was in college and each spring, after my last final exam of the year, I'd drop my stuff in my dorm room and start walking. I'd end up either at the Aquarium or the Science Museum. That was generally my first sunburn of the year too. |
| Jemmy | | posted 21-Jul-2000 10:00am |
Go for a walk, go to a movie, SHOP!!!!, listen to live music, if I could drive then I would, depending on how nice it is, go to the beach. |
LindaH  | | posted 21-Jul-2000 11:09am |
I like to go bike riding and look at the upper-crustie's houses. |
| Andyroo | | posted 21-Jul-2000 12:52pm |
I've always wanted to do that thing in the movies about the bronks where the kids run throught the fire hydrant water and play baseball in the middle of the street! |
bill  | | posted 21-Jul-2000 3:25pm |
leave and go to the country |
| Richard | | posted 22-Jul-2000 12:14am |
I like to check my email. |
| Avocado | | posted 22-Jul-2000 2:05am |
Hang out with my friends and walk or ride along the ocean Attend the local Pride March (tomorrow!  |
| Avocado | | (reply to Andyroo) posted 22-Jul-2000 2:07am |
Er, that would be The Bronx. Or da Bronx, if you want to say it like a local. But never, never "the bronks."
- Avo, native |
| Andyroo | | (reply to Avocado) posted 22-Jul-2000 11:09am |
Sorry my bad. I was going to spell it the Bronx, but it looked funny so I changed it. |
| joachim | | posted 22-Jul-2000 11:22am |
I guess even when I plan to do something else, I usually end up walking a lot. Boston is a small city and it's easy to walk in. It's also fairly attractive, in a lot of places, so it's pleasant to walk in, too. I love listening to live music, and eating, of course! |
| Enheduanna | | posted 22-Jul-2000 12:09pm |
I like to garden a lot on nice days, too. |
| Enheduanna | | posted 22-Jul-2000 4:30pm |
And Survey Central, of course! |
| Lauren | | posted 23-Jul-2000 2:42pm |
I love the outdoors. So I like to go down to the nature perserve and hike. Sometimes I will bring some food and have a picnic, which is a lot of fun. |
| Avocado | | (reply to Andyroo) posted 23-Jul-2000 4:47pm |
*Smile* It is kind of an odd name, isn't it? |
| Andyroo | | (reply to Avocado) posted 23-Jul-2000 7:25pm |
Yeah, it's doesn't look like correct english with the X. Kind of like Thanx instead of Thanks. |
| natsim | | posted 24-Jul-2000 1:59pm |
Have a picnic or work in the community garden across the street. |
| joachim | | (reply to Lauren) posted 25-Jul-2000 1:40pm |
What city do you live in? We don't have a nature preserve here in Boston, though we have some parks and I would like to try the arboretum sometime. |
| Lauren | | (reply to joachim) posted 25-Jul-2000 3:55pm |
I live outside of Atlanta. We have several preserves toward the northern part of Georgia. How do you like the parks and arboretum there? I might be visiting there soon. |
| joachim | | (reply to Lauren) posted 25-Jul-2000 6:17pm |
Well, there are some small parks along the river that are fairly pleasant, and the Common and Public Gardens downtown - but they're small. I've never been to the arboretum but maybe I can get down there sometime soon. There are some interesting monuments and the like here and there, often with parkland surrounding them (Castle Island, for example). But a lot of the area is built up. |
| Avocado | | (reply to Andyroo) posted 25-Jul-2000 10:00pm |
True... |
| kirsty | | posted 26-Jul-2000 5:30pm |
I take a drive to get OUT of the city. |
| kirsty | | (reply to Avocado) posted 26-Jul-2000 5:30pm |
What is the pride march? |
| Avocado | | (reply to kirsty) posted 29-Jul-2000 1:59am |
It's the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Pride March... an annual event in major cities, where people in the LGBT community gather in mass numbers (over 100,000 attended in my city) and have a parade. Very colorful. And very spirited. |
| kirsty | | (reply to Avocado) posted 30-Jul-2000 1:40am |
Oh right! We have one like that here, not very big though. I can't say i've ever been to one. |
| Avocado | | (reply to kirsty) posted 31-Jul-2000 2:51am |
They are very festive... do attend sometime! |
| Hotbabe |
Flash my bewbs at an unsuspecting old man! |
| anonymous | | (reply to Avocado) posted 8-Aug-2000 5:27am |
Take a trip to my wonderful city of Sydney sometime Avocado , I am sure you would love the Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade that is held here every March-April . Last year 800,000 attended from all over the world . It's a month long festival which includes G&L artists , cinema and the like . Come on down , I'll show you some great Aussie hospitality .  |
| jkiehart |
Get drunk and stoned, eat, and then take a nap. |
| joachim | | (reply to Hotbabe) posted 15-Aug-2000 5:10pm |
Hey, is 28 old enough? |
| Hotbabe | | (reply to joachim) posted 16-Aug-2000 4:17am |
I was thinking more along the lines of someone on the other side of 50! |
| joachim | | (reply to Hotbabe) posted 16-Aug-2000 5:35pm |
Drat. I have gray hairs, does that help? |
| kirsty | | (reply to Avocado) posted 16-Aug-2000 5:59pm |
Aren't they only for gay people though? |
| Hotbabe | | (reply to joachim) posted 17-Aug-2000 4:27am |
Alright then, lets get it on. |
| joachim | | (reply to Hotbabe) posted 17-Aug-2000 10:16am |
LOL |
| RaveDevil | | posted 18-Aug-2000 11:18pm |
If you ask me the best thing in a city is the great restraunts to go to |
| Avocado | | (reply to kirsty) posted 21-Aug-2000 4:52pm |
No, they are for everyone - everyone is welcome! Gays, lesbians, bisexuals, transfolk, polyfolk, leatherfolk, straight supportive folks, parents and friends of LGBT folks, etc...
Civil rights and recognition and pride for one group could be said to benefit all; so in that respect, these parades truly are for everyone. |
| kirst | | posted 24-Aug-2000 12:29am |
If it was a pleasant afternoon, you'd be hard pressed to find me heading into the city. I'd prefer to spend it on a boat. However, Hong Kong at night can be a lot of fun. There are a lot of good restaurants. Occasionally there is a show I want to see. The thing I miss most here is live music. There is very little. |
| mary |
Listen to my man sing a play guitar..mmmmmmm
and have a BBQ provided my my S/O
Feed and watch the wild birds
Have a cold beer.
Smoke crack. |
| North79 | | posted 14-Sep-2000 1:26pm |
In the winter I skate or play hockey, in summer I tend to go for walks. |
