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DSCF1580.JPG So I like to document my hotel rooms, sue me. This one is from Charlotte.
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DSCF1581.JPG You'd take lots of pictures too, if it came with an in-bedroom hot tub.
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DSCF1583.JPG The picture didn't turn out too terrific, but believe you me this bright orange moon over Charlotte was sort of eerie.
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DSCF1586.JPG The one picture of Charlotte at night that turned out well.
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DSCF1587.JPG More of the CLT hotel room.
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DSCF1588.JPG An amusing side effect of my propensity for picture-taking (especially at interesting places like the Hotel Marlowe) is that you get to see me doing it in this picture. This mirror was right next to the beds.
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DSCF1589.JPG The leopard-spotted bed at the Hotel Marlowe in Cambridge (Boston), MA.
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DSCF1591.JPG The Marlowe was just... different. Hard to believe it was where IBM told us to stay. Leopard print carpet and all.
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DSCF1592.JPG The curtains were funky too, they had a swirl pattern on the gauze.
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DSCF1593.JPG The view was nice too.
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DSCF1594.JPG Maybe I went just a little overboard with the hotel pictures.
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DSCF1595.JPG But check out how even the bathroom has crazy decor.
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DSCF1596.JPG or the telephone in the bathroom...
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Dscf1597.jpg Complete with leopard-print bathrobes. The bible was also in the closet at this hotel, not the bedside table.
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Dscf1598.jpg In keeping with the... interesting minibar contents. This was just the dry goods drawer, including such things as astronaut ice cream, a yoga kit, a children's book, and the "intimacy kit."
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DSCF1599.JPG I was enchanted by this area the first time I stayed here, which was when I interviewed for the job in December. I was very happy to be able to come back with a camera to photograph the cityscape that impressed me.
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DSCF1602.JPG These pictures were taken at sunrise, from the walkway by the hotel where I stayed the last time.
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DSCF1604.JPG Once again I may have gone overboard, but I am a sucker for both sunrises and cities.
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DSCF1605.JPG This is the view of Boston, from Cambridge. Boston is really neat to be in, but I didn't bring my camera the one night we went there.
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Dscf1606.jpg This was THE view I fell for at the interviews. I love the contrast of the stone bridge with the skyscrapers. SEE THE NEXT PAGE for around IBM.
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DSCF1607.JPG This direction is the museum of science, and some generally interesting architectural features.
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Dscf1608.jpg The tree-lined walkway along the river was equally lovely.
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Dscf1611.jpg Cambridge is also beautiful, though in a much different way. It's very pretty and classy and clean. Not suburban, but a healthy dotting of green, and nice looking condos.
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DSCF1614.JPG This is the direction I walked to far in during the interviews, and got lost. (The IBM building is right by the river and the hotels.)
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Dscf1615.jpg Something slightly creepy and sci-fi-esque about this name up on a building. Most genetics companies I've heard of aren't this big.
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Dscf1617.jpg There is a playgrond right out front of the IBM building. That's pretty neat.
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Dscf1619.jpg The quickest walk back from the IBM building to the hotel is through a tiny little park.
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Dscf1620.jpg Looking into the park. (Mall in the background)
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DSCF1621.JPG Lobby area of the hotel Marlowe, where they serve wine every evening.
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Dscf1622.jpg The lobby is no more tame than the guest rooms.
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DSCF1624.JPG And the winding staircase up to the second floor.
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Dscf1625.jpg The second floor- the convention and meeting area presumably.
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Dscf1626.jpg Newton, where Kara lives, and I stayed for a day to see my MA friends.
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Dscf1628.jpg I wanted to catch more pictures of her suburbia, but failed. However I did catch the important word in "Boston Scientific Company," which is amusing because this is the HQ building, and it is in Newton, not Boston.
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DSCF1629.JPG Back in Charlotte, near where I work. Uptown Charlotte is lovely and full of fountains.
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DSCF1630.JPG I like this corner, with the contrast of the buildings and the statues... though that wheel thing seems a little.. industrial for the atmosphere.
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Dscf1631.jpg Better view of the wheel. Charlotte is a banking town, so I guess the gold is appropriate. But I can't see black and gold these days without thinking hellraiser.
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