phish at madison square garden

Outside of Madison Square Garden before Phish on 12/28. It was such a nice night for being almost January!

Water cup. I thought and still do think this is the greatest thing ever. And yes, I kept this flimsy plastic cup as a souvenir.

As Phish entered the stage. We had seats that faced the back of the band, but it was still an amazing spot to see the entire stadium and hear the musical bliss.

Mike and Trey making magic float through the air. 

Loving life.

The entire band. They made December 28th the most amazing.

escalators of color

New York, New York! Look familiar? This is the colorful wall in Times Square's magical Toys R Us. It was probably the highlight of my entire time spent in Times Square, not necessarily because it was SO AWESOME, but because I'm not really into the whole NYC thing. Honestly, I probably wouldn't have ended up in the city at all if Phish wasn't having their New Years run at Madison Square Garden. Yes, I was lucky enough to get tickets... only to the first night, but one is better than none! Pictures of MSG and the show will be soon to come.

Two buildings close to my apartment. The one above is another apartment building and the one below is a pub. I don't know the lady.

There are so many lantern shops on the walk from Harvard back to Central. 

miss molly

My little cousin, Molly, at the family Christmas party this weekend.

dairy land

Cows in the snow in Monticello, Maine.

crossed sticks and orange leaves

These last couple of posts have all come from my visit last weekend to the Arnold Arboretum, the most amazing place on the Orange line (the sketchy one). I went there to shoot stuff for my photography final project, but I brought my digital along as well. Since it's finals' week and I'm busy studying..... making Christmas presents, I haven't had time to upload all of them. So here's the last of those from the Arboretum! I'll be back home Saturday night, so I'll scan in some of my photos from my class this semester to post. Keep waiting!

simple brown

Be simple today and don't do anything at all.

jolly holly

It's officially the first week of December. That means that winter is fast approaching (although the 60 degree weather in Boston doesn't make it seem possible). I hope you all have a holly jolly start to December!