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Strange Cares posted:There used to be a great little tea shop called Tealuxe in Harvard Square with this weird little copper tables and a pretty good selection of tea. It was super cozy and I spent a lot of time there over the years, even though they didn't have a bathroom so you'd have to go down the street to piss . It will be a 5 story building, 30% retail and 70% office. I can't imagine any of the current tenants will remain/return to the new building, construction is supposed to take 18 months and I can't imagine they'll be charging less rent than before. Harvard Square has been a shadow of itself for a long time already, and soon it won't even be that anymore. Agreeing with others on missing the variety malls used to have. In the 90s a nearby mall had this store called Boomers, and I still can't find a good way to describe it. Just...cool stuff? It had like 6-8 small themed sections of merchandise. One corner was jungle themed, all sorts of plush jungle animals, toys, bric-a-brac, whatever, all themed with fake tree trunks and leafy decor. Go to the back and it was vaguely space themed, full of blacklight poo poo, lumenglass, plasma spheres, and a whole goddamn wall of that freeze dried astronaut ice cream. Another part was all pranks and novelties. Really wacky place, extremely powerful 90s energy, and always overstaffed with college-aged stoners (and there was always at least one employee walking around playing with devil sticks).
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# ¿ Nov 23, 2022 22:51 |
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# ¿ May 17, 2024 22:55 |