Lexington Town of

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I am officially announcing to the world that I am in love… with Lexington, MA.
Cutest little town ever and so full of the history of our fine nation.

Oh, Sexy Lexi. I grew up here and for the most part, it’s a really nice place to live.
It was total culture shock moving to Lexington for me. I am a foreigner, which the native Lexingtonians didn’t seem comfortable with. I also come from a land where yuppies don’t exist, so my first reaction was «what’s with these entitled, poorly dressed people?» It’s still kind of my reaction when I go back to visit my parents. Boston isn’t a fashionable city to begin with, but Lexington takes it to a whole new level, complete with (expensive!) mom jeans, ill-​fitting chunky sweaters, pleated khakis, and socks with sandals.
The school system in Lexington is great. From a young age you learn about all of Lexington’s colonial history, which is actually fascinating. Visiting old graveyards, historic colonial houses, even the re-​enactment on the Battle Green on Patriot’s Day — all awesome. Speaking of, where else would geeks like me have the opportunity to put on an itchy polyester uniform complete with tri-​corn hat and march down the center of town holding a heavy brass instrument several times a year? Lexington is all about the parades. Now if they could only take a cue from New Orleans and make the parades awesome and incorporate booze into the ordeal.
Now, it will be a long time until I can live in suburbia again, but as a teenager, Lexington had the following entertainment to offer:
*CVS, a a shoplifter’s dream come true
*Stop N Shop, where you can stop… and shop;
*Dunkin Donuts, where if you were lucky one of your friends was an employee and gave you free coffee coolatas
*Starbucks, where if your friends were employees you could get free frappuccinos, major upgrade
*Bertucci’s, where I worked and dealt with your entitlement and ire, and maybe if you stfu I would give you a roll to put in your mouth
*Candy Castle, for overpriced candy you would never buy but awesome frozen yogurt
*The GAP and Decelle’s, RIP, where you could try on clothing you weren’t going to buy. Points for trying on skirts as shirts and vice versa at Decelle’s and doing a hoochie dance and taking pictures until the woman manning the fitting rooms yelled at you to leave.
*Mediocre chinese lunch buffets at Peking Garden or Yangtze for when you get out of class early or skip class, or maybe you just want to be fat and an MSG hangover, mmm
Ok, we are out of things to do. Which is how we ended up walking around with spiked sodas ramblind to ourselves and finding other sketchy activities to fill our time. Like reading the sex books at the bookstore and giggling like schoolgirls (ok if you are a schoolgirl).
There is no fast food in Lexington, so if you want to skip class to go to McD’s you’ll have to go to Woburn or Waltham. There is however one restaurant bar that closes at like 11, which is better, I suppose, than being a dry town like Arlington.
All in all, there are many worse places to grow up or to live, when i’m ready for a white picket fence and a dog and some babies running around, if I could afford Lexington I’d go back.

If I could afford it, I would live here.
Great little downtown area, place is full of history, some nice houses around, good location.
I’ve always liked Lexington!