I feel slighted that I never got a Dirigible...(sigh)

Farmer's Daughter in Sudbury.
Zaftig's in Natick.
Michael's Bridge Diner in Lancaster.
Rail Trail in Hudson.

Never heard of such a thing, and I grew up here.

This is by far the best breakfast I've ever had, repeatedly - at the Farmer's Daughter (I go to the location in Sudbury). I just went there for my birthday this last weekend (and splurged and got myself the lobster benedict) and it was absolutely delightful.

Even better. Actually went backwards.

Or for the highfalutin type, attach one of those Sharper Image blimps to your bicycle.

Always fight it - it's more than just $105. It's going to bump your insurance premiums up for years which will cost a lot more. It's better to try and fight it and lose rather than not at all.

You might want to call the French Quarter restaurant in Downtown Crossing. Their head chef is from Lafayette.

Estimated? They just get to fucking guess now?

Where I grew up we had an annual yam festival.

I'm still waiting for the elevated monorail to be built

They also have good pączki (says the Polish guy).

Or just south of Royalston if you know where that is

25-50k bro look at the picture, just throw a sheet over a rubber maid bin and off you go

I'm still wondering how it just floats there without any supports.

Fight it most likely they will cut fine in half and no lawyer needed unless you want fine gone totally then you may need one. Also most of these hearings done online now.

Bee hive in south end

I'm sure you'll get over it.

I've lived here my entire life and this is just a meme.

Yes, it’s called unfettered capitalism, where society’s profit and progress is funneled exclusively to the top 0.1-1% of wealth hoarders

I’m in the field of sustainable energy so people feel the need to tell me constantly about how that one weekend saying something along the line of “see told you it’s just New England weather, pff global warming,” reminding me of where my username came from.

O nooo they made some awesome food. The huge arancini and chicken parm was the perfect meal. Do they still do the St Anthony festival?

> It's just not a reality. That's the long and short of it. In-law suites are small apartments attached to a house, not a second apartment in your apartment.

I think I have said that or implied that, twice now.

Realistically, you are more likely to either rent a larger place with more rooms (cohabitate), rent more than one place, or buy. Most people who look to do this, end up buying, and either dividing up a house or extending onto it, or possibly having a smaller guest house.

It comes down to physical availability or financial availability.

In the future you can use either fly or take a car with wooden rims.

Well, they got awnings. So there's that.