Looking for some Boston friends.

I am a female looking for to make some close girl friends to do some fun hippie stuff with. I love to cook vegetarian foods, carve beads and make hemp jewelry, make soaps and other natural body care products. I'm also experimenting with making recycled paper. I study Buddhism and practice yoga and meditation. I am forming dreadlocks and would like some help taking care of them. I work with animals and go to school for Animal Care. After I finish school I want to create my own self-sustainable homestead and open an animal shelter on the grounds. Bisexual/Gay girls are a plus, I was love to add some 'benefits' to our friendship

 

Mmmhmm well I'm not from Boston, I'm not a girl, and I'm a dirty mangy tramp guy but still welcome to the forums enjoy your time here.

 

Welcome!!!!!!

 

welcome! I am in Boston sometimes to visit friends! It think it's awesome you work with dogs. Very cool. Love the jewelry btw

 

Welcome. I'm a girl that has a dream to live in Boston but that dream will never be fulfilled. You're very lucky to live in such an amazing city.

 

Hi there Crysee :seeya:

 

We spent a day in Baaawston in oct. I wanna go back. Seems fun

 

Hello from Boston! I'm not a girl and I'm way too old for you, but if you'd like to chat ... Check out my profile.

 

Boston seriously rocks... in the summer!

:freezing:

 

Visit me! It rocks all the time.

 

ok

 

lol i just realized you really are a fisherman. Just take a shower before you get here.

 

:rofl: In the harbor, he can just swim the last 100 feet to shore. He'll be mostly dry before the next blue line train shows up at the aquarium subway station.

 

Very cool. I used to live in Boston, 3 different places..Melrose, Brookline and Roxbury. Used to sell soft pretzels downtown in Downtown Crossing and the Boston Common. Even once delivered to Fenway Park when it was empty. Great City

 

Too bad we're not having a big HF convention in Boston. We could meet for drinks in that little area where Marshall, Union, and Hanover come together, around that freaky little building that looks like a shrunken version of the Flatiron Building in New York. Lots of fun bars around there. Then we could all meet for seafood at one of those awesome Italian places on Salem, Parmenter, or Hanover, assuming that Jo King could get his boatload of salmon through the Panama Canal in time. Key Lime martinis and Sam Adams beer for everybody!

 

I saw a guy trying to cross the tracks at that station once. He didn't want to walk up and over on that little bridge thing. He was obviously high or drunk. Not in his right mind. He was ready to jump down there. This woman stopped him yelling in the most amazing boston accent "You can't climb down the-ah, You'll fahkin die"

 

He was doing it the haaaaad way! That only works on the green line.

 

I was there for 4th of July this year. Every time I go I fall in love with it even more. I feel like I should have been born there. Can't convince the hubs to move I was talking to a cop while I was there this year. I said "Just keep talking to me. I don't even care what you say" He just laughed at me. I just love listening to that accent.

 

Boston.. a bit far a way, but everything can happen...
I am a girl and i think I am creative but I am from Europe..
I try to help animal in my areal but it is a bit difficult because i am studying and thereby don't always have the time i want to give...

 

Go back in January. I can't deal with the winter weather.

A lot of residents don't seem to have it anymore. Not sure what's up with that. A guy who works down here is from Boston. His accent is so thick that he almost needs a translator to order food in a local restaurant! :rofl: