how do people keep headphone buds in their ears when they run?

that always amazes me. 

anyway. somehow i have completely failed at blogging and now i just feel overwhelmed so these next few posts are going to probably be boring and we will all wonder together why i even bothered posting them. 

so about three weeks ago i moved and new roommate maren helped me put my desk together (she is the greatest) and it has been real nice not living far away from everyone and everything. 

it should be noted that on leap day i played temple run for the first time in a long time and got really good and kept beating my best score for twenty minutes and then sucked again. that was a really good twenty minutes though. 

realized that maren and i are going to be great friends upon learning that we both love grilled tuna melts. this is also the only second cool thing that happened on this leap year day, i kind of failed at making that once-every-four-years day cool. maybe next time. 

the temple grounds looked so nice and snowy on march 1st

the mfa had (and still has) the best exhibit on really cool instruments. everyone come to boston and i'll show it to you

and this guy was just sitting in there playing the harpsichord like it was nbd. it was delightful. 

I've been doing some temp work to fill my time until a real job comes along and it is actually a pretty nice set up. for the first week and a half i would just sit at this desk, do whatever i wanted, drink free starbucks hot chocolate, and listen to the same songs over and over again that played over head. 

 since that snowy few days at the beginning of the month the weather has been surprisingly warm, except for the part where sometimes it decides to crazy windy. this makes it less delightful.

one of these things is not like the other

i now pass this beautiful scene every day when i come home from "work". i love it so much and my dream is to somehow sneak onto one of harvard's rowing crews. 

bnotd = i realized i could get out onto our roof from the kitchen window! so i went out and ate my pastaroni doused in parmesan cheese (still undecided whether that was a good move or not) and enjoyed a beautiful sunset (you have all seen beautiful sunsets before so i'll spare you). i was a little nervous to be on such a baby roof but it was great, after we all go to the mfa you can all come back to my house and take turns sitting with me out there. seriously!

everyone in boston is kind of ticked about this underground freeway that apparently took all the city's money but i really enjoy it every time i'm on it. look at all those fun lights! it is like a mini time square.

and to end this ridiculously meaningless post i just wanted to share this photo because the lights and full moon were the best and coupled with that great clock building and quincy market, all of which i love so much.