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by **DT.** » Wed Jul 06, 2011 9:51 am

Filitsa wrote:... Watched the same from the Cambridge side of the river. First time I ventured in on 4th of July, and it was well worth it. The Bostonians were very well behaved. Hope you're enjoying your stay.

So we were looking at the same display!
WOrk here so I know Boston pretty well but it was my first 4th July. the roof terrace was right above the pops so we could hear the music and the crowd pretty clearly. Gotta head back today though so 17hr trip starting.

by **Kikapu** » Wed Jul 06, 2011 12:17 pm

DT. wrote:
Filitsa wrote:... Watched the same from the Cambridge side of the river. First time I ventured in on 4th of July, and it was well worth it. The Bostonians were very well behaved. Hope you're enjoying your stay.

So we were looking at the same display!
WOrk here so I know Boston pretty well but it was my first 4th July. the roof terrace was right above the pops so we could hear the music and the crowd pretty clearly. Gotta head back today though so 17hr trip starting.

Don't envy you at all on your plane trip back home. Have had too many memories of such endurance to be followed by Jet-lags.

Still, I'm sure your "pilgrimage" to Las Vegas made it all worthwhile. :wink:

by **DT.** » Wed Jul 06, 2011 7:18 pm

Kikapu wrote:
DT. wrote:
Filitsa wrote:... Watched the same from the Cambridge side of the river. First time I ventured in on 4th of July, and it was well worth it. The Bostonians were very well behaved. Hope you're enjoying your stay.

So we were looking at the same display!
WOrk here so I know Boston pretty well but it was my first 4th July. the roof terrace was right above the pops so we could hear the music and the crowd pretty clearly. Gotta head back today though so 17hr trip starting.

Don't envy you at all on your plane trip back home. Have had too many memories of such endurance to be followed by Jet-lags.

Still, I'm sure your "pilgrimage" to Las Vegas made it all worthwhile.

didn't do Vegas on this trip kiks. We had to re-schedule for September. Don't mind the flying much...its US customs queues that always gets me pissed off. Although once you yanks come over to the old country we treat you with the same lines

by **Kikapu** » Wed Jul 06, 2011 7:39 pm

DT. wrote:
Kikapu wrote:
DT. wrote:
Filitsa wrote:... Watched the same from the Cambridge side of the river. First time I ventured in on 4th of July, and it was well worth it. The Bostonians were very well behaved. Hope you're enjoying your stay.

So we were looking at the same display!
WOrk here so I know Boston pretty well but it was my first 4th July. the roof terrace was right above the pops so we could hear the music and the crowd pretty clearly. Gotta head back today though so 17hr trip starting.

Don't envy you at all on your plane trip back home. Have had too many memories of such endurance to be followed by Jet-lags.

Still, I'm sure your "pilgrimage" to Las Vegas made it all worthwhile.

didn't do Vegas on this trip kiks. We had to re-schedule for September. Don't mind the flying much...its US customs queues that always gets me pissed off. Although once you yanks come over to the old country we treat you with the same lines

I may be in Vegas sometime in October if all works out.

With the US customs and immigration, you guys must feel like criminals being photographed and fingerprinted each time you come to the States. :oops:

As for us Yanks coming to the old country, I have solved those problems by having more than one citizenships. :lol:

Have a nice flight home, DT.

by **Filitsa** » Thu Jul 07, 2011 9:19 pm

DT. wrote:
Filitsa wrote:... Watched the same from the Cambridge side of the river. First time I ventured in on 4th of July, and it was well worth it. The Bostonians were very well behaved. Hope you're enjoying your stay.

So we were looking at the same display!
WOrk here so I know Boston pretty well but it was my first 4th July. the roof terrace was right above the pops so we could hear the music and the crowd pretty clearly. Gotta head back today though so 17hr trip starting.

Indeed we were but from different sides of the river (ironically metaphorical considering the nature of this forum). Hope your reading this from the comfort of your home.

by **Kikapu** » Thu Jul 04, 2013 7:06 pm

Kikapu wrote:Happy 4th of July to all my fellow Americans......

GOD BLESS THE USA.......

by **bill cobbett** » Thu Jul 04, 2013 7:44 pm

Happy UDI Day to all outside "trnc".

by **supporttheunderdog** » Thu Jul 04, 2013 10:02 pm

Filitsa wrote:
DT. wrote:
Filitsa wrote:... Watched the same from the Cambridge side of the river. First time I ventured in on 4th of July, and it was well worth it. The Bostonians were very well behaved. Hope you're enjoying your stay.

So we were looking at the same display!
WOrk here so I know Boston pretty well but it was my first 4th July. the roof terrace was right above the pops so we could hear the music and the crowd pretty clearly. Gotta head back today though so 17hr trip starting.

Indeed we were but from different sides of the river (ironically metaphorical considering the nature of this forum). Hope your reading this from the comfort of your home.

Sadly there are far too many Cypriots both Greek speaking and Turkish speaking who continue be denied the right to read this or anything in the comfort of their own homes....