1. Take walks on Wollaston Beach.
2. Buy another pot of basil, since mine finally gave up the ghost in early February.
3. Eat lunch outside on Boston Common.
4. Go to some author events around town. (Already begun.)
5. Buy myself a pair of TOMS.
6. Host some friends for a week in May.
7. Get ready for Bethany’s wedding. (Dress, shoes, gift and plane ticket already bought!)
8. Go back to the Copley Square farmer’s market (when it reopens).
9. Eat more fruit, less chocolate.
10. Eat dinners out on the balcony.
11. Walk outside hatless, gloveless and eventually coatless.
12. Admire and enjoy every single flower and growing thing I see.
13. Take great sniffs and lungfuls of fresh air, like Mary and Colin in The Secret Garden.
14. Take a class at Grub Street.
15. Try some new, springy recipes.
16. Get rid of at least half a dozen pieces of clothing/shoes/accessories.
17. Sit outside at various cafes.
18. Open the windows.
19. Enjoy some frozen yogurt.
20. Do some spring cleaning.
list #15: things to do this spring
April 11, 2011 by Katie Noah Gibson
Posted in food, musings, travel | Tagged books, Boston, fashion, flowers, food, lists, outdoors, spring, writing | 4 Comments
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I love this list! I can vouch for Grub Street being wonderful. I also recommend getting Dippin’ Dots outside the Aquarium (after catching a penguin exhibit!), having brunch at Aquitaine ($10 if you go before 10 am on the weekend, I think – and some of the most beautiful light in the city), reading in the Public Gardens below the Common and sitting outside under the yellow umbrellas of Cafe Pamplona in Harvard Square. If you have not already tried the ice cream at Toscanini’s in Central Square, that’s also a must.
I am so very envious!
I’m with you. I want so much to eat outside, WITHOUT the hat, coat, and gloves. And I love the image of Mary and Colin and you, filling your lungs with clean fresh air.
Great list! I got a pait of Toms for Christmas, and they have been perfect for spring weather. It’s almost like walking barefoot…
I love this list. It’s wonderful!