Because I Feel Like It

• A map of the Boston area. I live in Medford.
• The Brattle has its schedule wandering the Web. Yes, I like old/artsy movies. So sue me.
  Actually, the whole page is kinda cool. AND it has the Coolidge Corner Theater! This site has only independent and non-profit theaters, though.
• Yahoo's got a Boston version now. I boggle.
• The Boston Phoenix, the Boston equivalent of the Village Voice, is quite a nice paper.
• I admit to not actually exploring this site yet, but it's got to be useful somehow.
• And I know this site is useful. Lots of info about lots of online resources.
• The gummint's online. Or, in their terms, "The Commonwealth of Massachusetts - Massachusetts Access to Government Network" They seem to have info out their ears .
• Augh. My old high school is on the Web. To a minor degree.
• Tourist information from beyond Venus! I'd call this pretty thorough...
• Your car have problems? Here's a list of reputable and less reputable auto mechanics.
• The MBTA is online. Look! Schedules!
• Hey. WCRB! Only radio station in town [that I'll listen to. KISS 108 does not count.] with a web page! Oh, well, and 'ZLX, I suppose.
• Hey, neat, WGBH has a web site. It even has Zoom stuff!
• Annnnnnd now... The Museum of Science. How odd.
• Even odder, the Musuem of Fine Arts is online. Though somewhat sketchily so. There's also a list of concerts at the MFA. They're quite wonderfully calm, soothing events.
• The best museum in Boston, though, is the Isabella Stewart Gardner Musuem. It's wonderful !
• And then there's the Aquarium.
• Go on a Whalewatch, maybe?
• The Boston another page for this, too, but it uses blink. And it's mostly the Alterna Scene.
• Authors doing stuff. Y'know, signings, readings, etc.
• If you want to do some self improvement for very little money and quite a good return, try the Cambridge Center For Adult Education.
• An "Art and Cultural Events List" . It's sponsored by Sound Bites, so it's gotta be of some use.
• Just for my personal affections, there's the Handel and Haydn Society.
• For those who like clubs and things better, we have this little site.
• Oh, hey, and because they have both good food and good music, Johnny D's.
• A bad comic book store, pretty good CDs. Newbury Comics
• Million Year Picnic, on the other hand, has no CDs and wonderful comic books.
• Pandemonium has no comics at all, but a _lot_ of science fiction books.
• Boston weather
• Ummm. Well. Look. Red Sox online.
• Looking for housing? Try these folks. Or these .
• I have a hard time imagining why you'd want a traffic report via the Web, but stranger things have been useful to me. So, here's some traffic.
• I like these folks, actually. Not exactly an upscale ISP, that's for sure. (Low cost internet access for folks who aren't usually exposed to it.)
• The Boston Restaurant Guide.
• And a somewhat dubious " Worst of Boston" food guide.
• And the very few late night Boston restaurants. It's not a complete listing, though, 'cause it doesn't mention Bickford's.
• A bunch of stuff to do on the Charles River.
• Anything that's of any interest at all at MIT (and there's a lot) is here. It's a good site.
• My local library has an online catalog. Log in with username "library."
• The Boston Public Library's online, too. Wonderful place.
• It's not my electric company, but it's a lot of other people's. Boston Edison.