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[mllelaurel]

Am bored.
Should pack.
Am lazy.
Am monosylabic.
Am boring.
Am shuttng up.

Aren't you all glad I'm going to be gone for two weeks? You wouldn't have to put up with spam like this entry!

Comments

[amet.livejournal.com]

But if you weren't spamming it wouldn't be LJ. XD

Um... have fun? Wherever you're off to? ._.

[mllelaurel.livejournal.com]

Yay for spammity! And I was in Dennisport, Cape Cod. Home of 90% of Boston's Russian population.

[amet.livejournal.com]

Seriously? Good to know, that. I thought they were all in Chelsea with us Polacks. XD;;;

[mllelaurel.livejournal.com]

Mmmm... I dunno, I've never been to Chelsea. What's it like? As for Dennisport, it's pretty damn Russian. People even refer to it as 'Denisovka' (which, I ~think~, is a real village in Russia, btw)

[amet.livejournal.com]

At the moment it's a ghetto, but it used to be where all the Polish/Russian/Ukranian immigrants congregated back during the turn of the century, so it still has a reputation. Parts of my Dad's family still live there.

... Though come to think of it, the only visible Russians I've seen in Mass in the past few years involved a Russian bakery in Brookline. ^^;;;

[mllelaurel.livejournal.com]

There's a lot more than just a bakery in Brookline. There are Russian stores, at least one Russian doctor, and a whole hell of a lot of Russian people. There's also some in Newton, Lynn, Framingham, and probably others that I'm forgetting.

Then again, it could all just be a conspiracy. Totally invisible to the non-Russian-speaking eye. ^_^