Busiest weekend ever!

Oh, gosh, I had a busiest weekend last week, traveling to 3 states within 2 days. It was a non-scheduled trip. I just decided to go back to Boston with couple of my friends last Wednesday, and then many things happened suddenly, but the result was awesome.

I went to Boston on Friday night around 7pm, then we had a party at one of my friend's house that night in Waban. It was a nice party. We had Tai food, Italian pastry, red wine and beer. We stayed up until 3am and went bed before we got drank. The whole Saturday, we were hanging around Boston, having dim-sum as breakfast, window shopping at Prudential Center, having coffee, Italian cake, ice-cream in Little Italy until late afternoon. However, this was just the beginning of the long day. A sudden party invitation lead us back to Dover, NH. After hanging out whole day in Boston, we drove nearly 2 hours back to Dover, then we just changed clothes, and went to Lee for the party. It took another 30 mins to drive from Dover to Lee. The party started at 7pm and last until 1am, Sunday morning.

Saturday night party was wonderful. 8 people from 7 different nationalities attended the party, American, Scotish, Australian, German, French, Japanese and Chinese. We even didn't know each other before. It was the first time we had so many nationalities get together in one party. Then on Sunday morning, we drove back to Durham campus and walked around until noon. Finally, I came back to Boston in the early afternoon, then another long drive back to NYC. I was exhausted for the whole weekend, but it was the happiest weekend ever. We learned a lot of things from different people: Scotish guy showed us his Scotish kilt without wearing underwear inside the kilt (it is the traditional way to do that); American girl showed us Japanese sword she bought from Ebay (she told us that we could buy everything from Ebay, which is actually true); German guy showed us his Chinese dictionary; American guy told us good Chinese and Japanese movies, directors. It was so funny. Foreigners knew more than natives. Those 8 people all went to UNH or still at UNH. It is amazing how the world connected.