Courtesy of DailyCandy.com- Boston Thanks, Uncle Sam. Now that we’re a penny shy of flat broke, mind if we grab a ten-spot? We’ve got a few cheap ways to help ease the pain. Shake it off with electronica beats from Matters & Dunaway’s album Hightech. Or drown your sorrows with a Black Velvet (a potent mix of XXX Mackeson Stout and cava) at Green Street Grill. Learn how to cut corners with a copy of How To. Then pay it forward with Karma classes at Karma Yoga Studio on Sunday nights; your $7 donation supports local animal rescue projects. Seeing as you won’t be eating out for a while, pick up a pound of fresh lemon basil noodles at Dave’s Fresh Pasta. If you must grace a fancy resto, try Highland Kitchen’s $3 deviled eggs. An utterly addictive BerryLine yogurt might help, too. If it’s all gone up in smoke, light a cigar with the folks at Leavitt and Peirce (1316 Massachusetts Avenue, Harvard Square; 617-547-0576). Struggling to face the music? Soothe your spirits with $8 rush tickets for the Boston Symphony Orchestra on the day of the performance. Then book a $1 ride out of town on the BoltBus. Before everyone else does.
Ten things to do in Boston with $10 or less
4.15.2008
Cheap Date
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7 comments:
taxes suck. It seems everyone has gotten hit badly this year.
It feels crappy though, doesn't it?
I need to become motivated to live more cheaply. Sigh. I am not ready for the student budget.
I don't get it, they take so much out and yet I still owed 500 bucks. AARRRGGHHH
I want a Karma class!
you rock! I wanna go to Dave's Fresh Pasta! and Berry Line!
Oooh what a fun list. Is there one like this for LA? Haha, because life is just way to expensive here.
ha! I saw that on boston daily candy too! You should pick up the Boston Cheap Eats book at Borders, they pick out a bunch of cool restaurants that I hadn't heard of (and are 20something-why-do-i-have-to-pay-car-insurance? budget friendly)
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