*Note. This post was about actual Christmas in Allston. Not Allston Xmas, what Rock City's genial citizenry calls late August/early September. That is a neighborhood-specific season, short but chaotic, as the Sun gets less intense about his work, and single flip-flops begin to materialize in the streets, discarded during some end-of-school-year walk-of-shame just before the students all clear out of Rock City for another year. Year-round residents navigate chock-a-block Uhauls and Riders and out-of-state SUVs piloted by bewildered parents. At all hours the members of this honking horde finally find the Mass Pike entrance and get the hell outta here, and they leave behind their security deposits along with towering piles of books, kitchen appliances, musical instruments, furniture, toys, clothes and whatnot, through which the locals go "picking" or "junking" for what treasure they may seek. I'm pretty good at it. Mark your calendar.
Villa Mexico in Downtown Boston Is Going to Remain Open
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Last week, it was reported that a Mexican restaurant in downtown Boston was
facing a possible closure, and now we have learned that it will continue in
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Update: The Harvard Ave lights aren't up yet. I just got back from CVS. So my CVS Survey is prob'ly in my email by now.
No lights on Harvard Ave yet.
Update: we didn't get our lights this year. I forgot to tell you because I was sad for the last Forever about Everything.
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