What did you think Boston? …beautiful and very European

Strolling through the streets thought a piece of Europe also crossed the Atlantic entrepreneurs accompanying illusions of those families of the early English emigrants s.XVII. Pilgrims who came to seek better fortune in a land full of opportunities that christened the New England.



Strolling through the streets thought a piece of Europe also crossed the Atlantic entrepreneurs accompanying illusions of those families of the early English emigrants s.XVII. Pilgrims who came to seek better fortune in a land full of opportunities that christened the New England. Currently on the East Coast many places have their "name twin" on the large island of Europe.

In an Airbus 340 Iberia was traveling with my wife, and little snorkeling inside, when Laura told me; "How many pregnant women have crossed this ocean sailing and have faced many dangers. It's amazing to think that now you do it 1000 km / h "

The world is a small sized handkerchief. The pity is that there are a few scoundrels who strive to fill with mucus.

The airport is within walking distance of the city center. The Bostonian "skyline" is rather short, and you are greeted buildings over 300 years. "Is this the US?"Customs agent with 150 kilos overweight and disabled reminded me. Anyway in the New World Boston exudes a stale scent!

The world is a small sized handkerchief. The pity is that there are a few scoundrels who strive to fill with mucus.

In the garden Commonwealth Ave, I found an exception to not hate slavery. Phillis Wheatley, born into slavery in 1753 and died 31 years after becoming the first black writer to publish a book. His owners gave him access to that education always needs freedom and his "Poems on Various Subjects" even attracted the attention of one George Washington.

Those were the times when the "patriots" debated about how to fight English oppression. El “Freedom Trail”, that one 16 points of the historic town with a red line aladrillada, connected buildings and churches lay where the revolution was brewing that would mark the beginning of a new country.

In this journey we found a street concert of opera students from Berklee College of Music. Many singers with their voices flooded the open space of the little square Paul Revere Mall. We sat, turn off the internal clock that accompanies the traveler, and let go of that delightful coincidence.

Boston is also talk of invoking the gods innovative, scientists, some humanists and above all technological.

Our hotel was in Back Bay, a trendy cafes for their ramshackle carefully.

Boston is also talk of invoking the gods innovative, scientists, some humanists and above all technological.

From there we walked over eight hours to get to and from Harvard, not to ask if there were places available in their nurseries for our little one, but to pry into their academic environment. The University is located in Cambridge, a clear example of these "twin names" New England.

Students were rushing from one place to another with their wallets, computers and Starbucks cups. We tried to talk to any of them, but his time was limited. It was July and the summer courses must be very intense.

VERITAS shield Harvard and focuses more on humanities courses, letters or social sciences and moves an annual budget larger than the GDP of the Dominican Republic.

The technological apparatus then takes MIT, el Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard forming a perfect synergy with serving those gods of Olympus from different disciplines.

MIT is a source of intrigue in many novels and of real inspiration for Humanity. Home of Dr. Edgerton, who makes 50 years froze the image of a bullet going through an apple. Ramesh Raskar Today he got the same but with a beam of light through a bottle of Coca-Cola, Freezes and how a ray of light? The answer is Femto, technology capable of creating a trillion frames per second. So if Femto applied on the bullet and the block would take over a year to see the whole movie!!! With Femto can be seen through the corners and inside the body without X-ray (Ramesh recommend at www.ted.com video to better assimilate this breakthrough)

Can you imagine that this small handkerchief that anyone would fill with mucus I tried to do without anesthesia? ¡uf, what pain! I learned from my sister that the first successful anesthesia also took place at Massachusetts General Hospital. I have a heart that is in that Olympus Boston Area waiting list to enter.

From MIT if you cross the Charles River by "Harvard Bridge" back to downtown Boston by "The Esplanade", a huge green space that occupies several miles from the shore and where Bostonians gather all the 4 July. Flags, crowns, tiaras, skirts, tops, slippers …worth to wear red, blue and white special day.

I have a heart that is in that Olympus Boston Area waiting list to enter.

We had bought a picnic, we wore an immense sarong to sit on the grass and we broke our hands to applaud when the F-18s of the "Blue Angels" gave a loud pass over the river. Were in compliance "almost" all the requirements to be a more Bostonians Independence Day, I say "almost" because I wore the Red with a star on the chest. Many people winking me being aware of the strength of that color alone. It was at the famous Cheers where my pride reached its climax. A villager said; “Congrats Bro!! This color means Pure domination "I turned with the smile of a child for Laura, she laughed nonstop watching my tremendous enthusiasm. Thank you and thank Vicente equipazo! by that time I brindásteis across the Atlantic.

Boston did not disappoint any of the three. I include little Mario because he was walking down Newbury St, when I first noticed my son's kicks. Sure that we stopped asking to see the place of so much energy that flows, maternal wisdom but told him to in there every day becoming stronger. In return he promised to return. Who knows whether to put on the list of those who want to inherit admission and provide part of the great knowledge that we hear so there.

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