I stayed at the Mary Prentiss Inn, a quaint little bed and breakfast a few blocks from campus. They have homemade granola, an Inn cat, and tea time from 4-7pm. This is where you should all stay when you come to my graduation...
my morning raspberry tea.Who isn't a sucker for tea cups?
Me: overly pleased with my roomAnother shot of the room.
Please pardon my mess.
On my quasi-down-day, Suz drove up from New York to visit!
Another highlight.
We decided to take a drive up the cape to Provincetown.
Suz, displeased with the quality of her salmon burger.Which we tried to mask with chocolate brownie surprise:
it worked!
Stairs to the sea!Wouldn't this be a great place to vacation in summer?
More Provincetown
Boston was hit with a tremendous blizzard one day, which was pretty cool, except they canceled class that day. Boo. Otherwise, it was a delightful week.The thing I love most about this program is the community. Being around writers and would-be writers, talking all day about writing makes the occupation seem inevitable, instead of unlikely.
2 comments:
When I went to Provicetown my female friend and I held hands. We were feeling like an oppressed minority. :P
And I hope you were masking the TASTE of the salmon burger with the brownies and not the salmon burger itself.
I love to hear of all your adventures!
Jon and I are planning a trip and wondering where to go. This might just be the place someday! So beautiful.
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