Once upon a time, there was a skinny young man who lacked muscle tone yet who had big NFL dreams. Yet he was pale and pasty, more of a candidate for water boy than for poster boy. If he hit the combine a few years later, he might have been funneled over to a casting call for "Beauty and the Geek" instead.
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Bostonist knows better to think that most of our dear readers are likely to take a jaunt to Nicaragua's capital anytime soon: Unlike, say, Montreal or the Cape, it's neither close nor pretty, and in terms of tourism, it has precious little to commend it, since most of the historical buildings and the civic center were completely destroyed by an earthquake in 1972. (Did we mention it is an absolutely terrible place to go with a toddler? We learned this the hard way.) Certainly, those interested in other cultures or Latin American politics (as we are) will find the Nicaraguan people welcoming and well-informed, making Managua a great place to go for Spanish speakers wishing to comprehend the depth of Central American countries' unhappy experiences with United States foreign policy. But it's no resort (Bostonist actually went because Mrs. Bostonist was doing research there for her Ph.D.). So rather than recommend sights to see or regale you with tales of our recent trip there, we offer you the following insight about Boston, which we came to understand by spending a week in Managua:
Nothing like a little bad boy publicity to get the book some press, huh? Johnny starts his book promoting next week, kicking off April 4th in NYC. He's making an appearance at Borders in Braintree on April 12th.

Democratic Primary Debate at WGBH: Transcript Time!