Think Green!

By Oren Gulasa | Published June 18, 2008

The Celtic’s won tonight in an outstanding game and an exclusive sport performance, here in the Garden Park, Boston. I don’t like to say it too often but I told you; It’s the Boston time!

Great game, great being in Boston and great job holding the lead all during the game. With 131 points for the Celtics vs. the 93 scored by the Lakers, I thought its couldn’t get better. The T-Shirt booth in Coply Mall was sold out earlier tonight of the Beat LA T-shirts, and conference attendees in the Hynes Convention Center couldn’t get enough of them. People wore a green tie, regardless of their entire appearance.

Go Green, I am heading to the bar…

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About the Author

Oren Gulasa
An Israeli native who recently finished his Masters in Hospitality and is now working in the hotel business in the Northeast. Don't forget to check out Oren's personal blog, At Your Service.

2 Comments

  1. Jonathan Carr
    Posted June 18, 2008 at 2:34 am | Permalink

    If the Red Sox and Patriots win now, I don’t know what I’ll do.

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  2. Greg Molyneux
    Posted June 18, 2008 at 11:03 am | Permalink

    Congrats to the Celtics on their 17th championship. The Boston Renaissance is really quite impressive. They are the darlings of the nation, especially the sawx.

    Reply

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