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I ended up going to Anime Boston on Sunday instead of Saturday because we wouldn't have gotten there in time to register unless we left REALLY early. It was fine, though. A lot of the booths had sales so that they could get rid of some of their stuff. I wanted an Akatsuki cloak, but I'll have to wait until I go to California this summer, so I'm saving up my cash. I ended up getting a Naruto plushie (after the time-skip), Itachi-sama's ring, a necklace with the Uchiha Clan symbol, a Byakuya wallet (he's CHIBI!!!), and a Sasuke wall scroll. I got a free Anime Convention button, and bought one with Sasuke on it and one with a kitsune on it. I got them in the art gallery thing. A lot of people sell their drawings as posters. Tori wanted to get a poster of Renji, nude (it didn't show anything much), on his back, but her father was with us, so that could have gotten messy. I really liked a poster with Naruto, Sakura, and Sai on the bottom with Sasuke looking over them, but it was fifteen bucks....The costumes were AWESOME. I saw five Sakuras, 13 Sasukes( one being him with the curse seal level two), two Inuyashas, eight Narutos, a Matsumoto with a Toshirou plushie in her cleavage, Toshirou himself, two Soi Fongs, three Ichigos, a Sesshomaru, and a person dressed up as with from DNAngel.....After the convention, Tori, Babz, Tori's "Fluffy" (her father's nickname), and I were going to go to Newbury Comics, but it was closed, so we walked around Quincy Market for a few minutes. I forgot to take off my headband, and Babz was still in her Kagome costume, so we got a few looks. After, we drove back to Tori's house, watched an episode of Family Guy, and played "Rotten-Apple Hockey", a game of my, Tori, Kayla, and Alicia's own invention. This time, we actually didn't have an apple, but we had a plum, a kiwi, and a tangerine. The plum dies, so we hit it into the street, hoping it would be run over by a car, but it wasn't in the way of the tires....The kiwi was pulverized, and the tangerine was spilt into many different pieces. I got home and my feet were KILLING me. It was worth it, though and I can't wait till next year.