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OMG, i have never seen any one who is as fanantic as people in Boston towards Baseball... there are 2 main streams; either Yankee or Red Sox. i remember way before i left Indonesia Kevin Shea told me "whatever my father asks what is your baseball team, you should say im a "Yankee" fan. i just agreed! i had no idea what the hell was Yankee or Redsox. i didnt even understand and have never seen Baseball game in my life not even on TV. Man!! now i totally understand why Shea tried to convert me to Yankee way before i knew what it was. Mr. Shea (shea's father) gave me the Yankee hat the first day i was here. i wore it and walked around neigbors, i didnt realize it not untill i got home that I was in Red Sox homebase... since then i never want to wear that hat around Boston, im too scare to be thrown and yelled by Red Sox fans coz they are everywhere. they might wonder what the heck that asian girl wearing yankee hat in BostonJ.
But guess what? It works… I’m a Yankee fan now! If someone handed me Red Sox hat first time I came here, I would have became the Rex Sox fan. Sorry uncle Al, it’s too lateJ.
When I’m thinking about leaving New England, i feel this heart beating fast n cant breath … it feels like anxiety. I wish I just disappear without saying bye.. coz it sucks! When I think about the opportunity I have? I’m thrill! I don’t know for sure when are we going to come back, but we will in the future! We have reason to be back, both Indonesia and America… isn’t that cool!:) and I love traveling
I guess I can say “SEE YOU LATER”… Boston, New York, Montreal, Toronto those r big cities I like… without mentioning the small city, town I have visited! i ENJOYED every moment of my travel days, such a great fun I have
Things I like/dislike from this New England trip; i don’t know the way around and can’t drive. I’m so depending on Shea which is suck! Back home I do whatever / however/ wherever I want. i get things done in my way. Shea doesn’t really want to show me around Worcester at least when I asked him to.. but most of the time he would say..”there is nothing to see in this city” he is just lazy to drive me around… there is always things to see coz I’m not from here! I saw so many old churches, universities, etc… this is an old city it must have interesting story and building to see. The food; I don’t eat rice 3 times/day anymoreJ, and I can swear as much as Shea does coz he teaches me, I get use to have toilet paper instead of butt-spray. 
i can make a list of things just found in this country but it would be long list:)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   

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