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millenialfanfictionaddiction · 3 years ago

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The Haikyuu Boys with a Cosplay SO

Kageyama Tobio x GN reader; Ushijima Wakatoshi x GN reader

Warnings: fluff!

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Tobio Kageyama

He'll admit, he doesn't understand it

BUT- that doesn't mean he's not supportive 🥰

Just like you and his volleyball

And you know what, that's ok! Because it's good for couples to have their own individual interests

However, he does find your talent for coaplay amusing

He actually really enjoys watching you get ready

Everything from the hair to the makeup to the actual costume

Heck he's even helped you make your costume

Random mini side note: I feel like Kageyama would try his hardest at anything

Ok maybe not school 🙄 but like he would totally be into helping you out

He's a master with a hit glue gun 💅🏼

To get him to go to conventions with you, you will probably have to make him a deal

"I'll go to your volleyball games and practice with you, if you come with me"- You

"Deal!"- Kags

It's all about the compromise

But he secretly has fun at the conventions

He's so observant so he's noticed the details on all the costumes

He'd make mental notes to tell you about them later 😍

He'd be the designated photographer 📸

He would be great with standing still and taking portraits for you

Also he will totally watch the shows with you 🤚🏻

On a scale of 1-10, he'd be an 8 for supportive!

Wakatoshi Ushijima

This one I find so entertaining 🥰

Ushijima would love an SO who does cosplay

You are essentially a Tendou

And Ushijima would be so devoted to you

Please he might be a stoic man but he's totally going to give you honest opinions about your cosplay

"Maybe a little more glitter YN"- Ushiwaka 😐

"That characters hair is a bit higher YN. Here let me help"- Ushi 😐

He has his vollball and you have your cosplay

Please you even cosplay as Ushijima for his games 😭

Imagine Ushijima standing by his team and just another smol version of Ushiwaka shows up and stands next to him

🧍‍♂️ 😐 🧍‍♂️ 😐

Tendou would absolutely lose it 🤣

"TWO USHIWAKAS" Tendou 🖐🏻👁⭕️👁🖐🏻

"Ok let's play our best"- Ushijima 😐

"Ok LeTs PlAy OuR BeSt"- you 😐

Ushijima just ignores you because he's so use to it

Please you embody Ushi in cosplay 😭

After the game, you ask Semi or Shirabu to set for you

Tendou is going to block

You slam a spike down

"THE GREAT USHIWAKA STRIKES AGAIN"- tendou

"ThAnK yOu TeNdOu"- you 😐

Ushijima js just staring at you 😐

Please he's smiling on the inside YN 😭

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rebeccarayner · 5 years ago

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Want to visit Boston but short on time? This itinerary will help you plan an action-packed day in Boston, squeezing in as much of the city as you can in just one day.

Boston is a special city, it’s where history comes to life. There are so many stories here waiting to be told, most famous of which is of the American Revolution.

Is it possible to have a great experience in Boston with just a day to spare? Of course, it is. Read on and I’ll show you how.

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Walk the Freedom Trail and step through history

One of the best ways to soak up the mammoth historical importance persevered around Boston is to walk the Freedom Trail.

The 2.5-mile route leads you to 16 historically significant sites. The collection of museums, churches, meeting houses, burying grounds, parks, a ship, and historic markers tell the story of the American Revolution and beyond.

You can choose to walk the freedom trail on your own following one of these maps.

You also have the option to join a 90-minute tour across certain parts of the Freedom Trail led by Freedom Trail Players, 18th-century costumed guides. Tours depart from both the Boston Common Visitor Information Center and the ArtsBoston Booth at Faneuil Hall.

As you only have one day in Boston, you can decide to take a shorter version of the Freedom Trail, and picking the stops you want to go to instead of completing all 16.

For more information about Freedom Trail Tours, visit the foundations website here.

Explore Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

Learn all about the famous Boston Tea Party and visit the ships and museum, or better yet take part in an interactive tour and become part of the revolution.

The museum’s historical interpreters will whisk you through interactive exhibits, retelling the tale of life in a very rebellious Boston in 1773.

After the exhibits, enjoy a colonial tea experience at Abigail’s tea room. The Terrace has beautiful skyline views across Boston.

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Visit Boston’s Best Bookshops

Boston has some incredible bookstores. In tucked away corners of the city, you’ll discover hoarders paradises full of books spanning across every genre. Two must-visit Boston bookstores are:

Brattle Book Shop

9 West St, 02111

This book shop has an amazing outdoor market, filled with a treasure trove of old books. The store also has two stories arranged by genre, covering everything from classics to psychology.

Harvard Bookstore

1256 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, 02138

The Harvard Bookstore is a magical place. This is where students from the nearby campus come to buy their books. It’s easy to spend hours here, browsing books and getting a feel for the Harvard lifestyle.

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Shop at Faneuil Hall Marketplace

Stop by Faneuil Hall for some of the best shopping in the city. You’ll find 40 local businesses, selling there unique wares – perfect for thoughtful souvenirs.

The hall’s focus is on providing something different to your average shopping mall – an eclectic mix of stores.

History fans can also rejoice as you are able to take a walking tour, or gaze at some of the original artefacts on display.

Discover more about Faneuil Hall here.

Then eat at Quincy Market

Quincy market is the perfect place to stop for a bite to eat after a hectic morning exploring Boston. You’ll find 18 restaurants and 35 colonnade eateries to choose from.

The market opened in 1826 and is still serving yummy food to visitors and locals alike.

Some of my top picks of foods to try here are:

Clam Chowder- from Boston Chowda Co

Boston cream pie (the official dessert of Massachusetts) – Try it at Quincy’s Place

Lobster rolls – Eat at Boston & Maine Fish Co

Find out more about all the tasty food at Quincy Market here.

Take a trip to Harvard

Ever wanted to see just what happens at a world-renowned educational institution? Visiting the Harvard campus is a must. Located in Cambridge, the campus is only a short subway ride away from Boston. The Harvard Square stop on the Red Line of the MBTA subway system is across the street from the Harvard Yard and takes roughly 12 minutes from Boston centre.

Walk the same corridors as some of the minds that have helped shape the world that we live in. The best way to see the campus is to take a student-led walking tour. The tour is around one-hour long and is completely free. For more information about tour times visit the Harvard website here.

Take a tour of Fenway – or catch a game

Even for those who aren’t die-hard baseball fans, seeing a game is probably one of the most American pastimes you can experience. The main season starts in April and runs through to the end of September, but you can also visit Fenway during the spring training season. Home games run regularly throughout the main season. To find out when the Sox are playing, you can view the schedule on their website.

You can also by tickets for games on the Red Sox website here

Alternatively, you can take a tour of the stadium at a really reasonable price. A one-hour small group tour of Fenway is $21, which you can book here. The tour takes you behind the scenes, with unrivalled access down Fenway’s hallowed halls.

So grab a hotdog, take a seat and get yourself down to the ballgame.

Dinner in Chinatown

Boston’s Chinatown area has some great, authentic Chinese restaurants. These Asian eateries have everything form dumplings to dim-sum. Just visit this neighbourhood and pursue what’s on offer until something catches your eye.

See more of Boston in my travel vlogs

Check out my Favourite travel resources, perfect for one day in Boston.

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You may want a guide book for your travels if so I love Lonely Planet.

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Thank you for reading my post all about how to spend One day in Boston, and I hope you feel inspired and ready to explore the city.

If you liked this post, why not check out my Ultimate Washington D.C Itinerary – An epic 48 hour how to

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See you on the road,

Rebecca Rayner

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marketingadvisorvietnam · 6 years ago

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City’s “Halal Land” enclave of 70 shops, restaurants caters to Muslim visitors, residents - Travel - Vietnam News | Politics, Business, Economy, Society, Life, Sports

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City’s “Halal Land” enclave of 70 shops, restaurants caters to Muslim visitors, residents - Travel - Vietnam News | Politics, Business, Economy, Society, Life, Sports

Viet Nam News

By An Phương

Most people are familiar with HCM City’s Chinatown in District 5, Korea Town in District 7, Japan Town in District 1, and the Western expat enclave in District 2.

But few know about an area for Muslims in District 1 located on Nguyễn An Ninh Street, sometimes called “Malaysian Street”, “Halal Street” or “Halal Land”.

Located near Bến Thành Market in District 1, the area has been a popular stop for Malaysian, Indonesian, and Bruneians for several years.

The area is unique in that it is not really a “town”. But more of a long street of 100 metres with a significant cultural impact.

Kicker: Nguyễn An Ninh Street, located near Bến Thành Market in HCM City’s District 1, is a popular stop for Malaysians, Indonesians, and Bruneians. VNS Photo An Phương

In 2011, a woman named Basiroh, a former market researcher at a British firm, opened a clothing store for Malaysian tourists and expats on Nguyễn An Ninh Street in HCM City, according to Thanh Niên (Young People) newspaper.

As demand for more services increased, more people opened new stores or changed their shop’s offerings to Malay products, making Nguyễn An Ninh Street more vibrant than ever.

Mỹ Sang, owner of a fashion store on 12 Nguyễn An Ninh Street, told Báo Mới online newspaper that she used to make clothes for non-Asians back in the day. But as the street became more popular among Malaysian tourists, she began providing tailoring services for them as well.

There are now about 70 shops on this street that mostly offer tailoring, city tours, and food and beverage services, many of them catering to Muslim visitors and residents.

“Though everything operates on a small scale, I’m impressed that this street attracts so many visitors, especially at night,” Thu Hà, 25, told Việt Nam News.

“Don’t get me wrong, but this is one of the few places that I can see Islamic tourists with traditional costumes!” she added.

Nguyễn An Ninh Street, located near Bến Thành Market in HCM City’s District 1, is a popular stop for Malaysians, Indonesians, and Bruneians. VNS Photo An Phương

Malaysian friends of Tuấn Đức, 25, visit Việt Nam once or twice a year and buy fabrics for clothese for the new year or for special occaions on Nguyễn An Ninh Street.

“One of my friends, Baini, told me that fabrics here are high quality but affordable, even after taking into account her travel expenses,” he said, adding that Baini recently returned for some wedding props.

“Baini usually stays in Sài Gòn for about three days if she wants to tailor her costumes,” he said.

Syiqin, a tourist, said that she also prefers shopping for Baja Kurung, a traditional Malay costume, in Việt Nam instead of other countries.

“I only have to wait for a day or two for my clothing to be ready,” she said, adding that hijab, jubah, kain pasang, and tudung are all made well.

According to several shop owners, buyers sometimes purchase fabrics in large quantities to resell them at a higher value in their hometowns.

“They’re also interested in wooden sailboat models and wooden clogs,” a shop owner said.

Kicker 2: Multiple services, including tailoring and eateries offering Halal food and beverages, are offered on HCM City’s Nguyen An Ninh Street. VNS Photo An Phương

Besides clothing, shoppers cannot resist the various Halal restaurants. Most of them offer traditional dishes such as Nasi Goreng (fried rice), Mee Goreng (fried noodle), Kari Ayam (chicken curry), and Nasi Lemak (fragrant rice dish cooked in coconut milk and pandan leaves), among others.

“I’m happy that I can easily find Halal dishes here. The food isn’t extravagant but it’s hearty enough for me to fall in love with Sài Gòn,” Syiqin said. “Tripadvisor.com comes in handy, too, since there are many restaurants with different price points to choose from.”

Tuấn Đức admitted that he couldn’t offer an accurate assessment of the food. “I don’t know enough about traditional Malay food to judge whether it tastes good or bad, authentic or inauthentic, but my Malay friends seem to enjoy it!”

Seafood is a top choice among his friends as it is fresher and cheaper in Việt Nam than in Malaysia.

To preserve the traditional flavours of each country, several of the restaurants employ both Malaysian and Vietnamese chefs.

About 80 per cent of shop owners on Nguyễn An Ninh Street can speak Malay. They are either Malay, Khmer or Vietnamese who know the language or who have worked with Malays long enough to understand their cultural norms.

All merchandise can be purchased in Việt Nam đồng (VNĐ) or Malaysian ringgit (MYR), which makes the tourist shopping experience even more pleasant.

Nguyễn An Ninh Street is like no other place in the city, contributing to the ever-growing and dynamic Sài Gòn. — VNS

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marketingadvisorvietnam · 6 years ago

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City’s “Halal Land” enclave of 70 shops, restaurants caters to Muslim visitors, residents - Travel - Vietnam News | Politics, Business, Economy, Society, Life, Sports

Marketing Advisor đã viết bài trên https://www.ticvietnam.vn/citys-halal-land-enclave-of-70-shops-restaurants-caters-to-muslim-visitors-residents-travel-vietnam-news-politics-business-economy-society-life-sports/

City’s “Halal Land” enclave of 70 shops, restaurants caters to Muslim visitors, residents - Travel - Vietnam News | Politics, Business, Economy, Society, Life, Sports

Viet Nam News

By An Phương

Most people are familiar with HCM City’s Chinatown in District 5, Korea Town in District 7, Japan Town in District 1, and the Western expat enclave in District 2.

But few know about an area for Muslims in District 1 located on Nguyễn An Ninh Street, sometimes called “Malaysian Street”, “Halal Street” or “Halal Land”.

Located near Bến Thành Market in District 1, the area has been a popular stop for Malaysian, Indonesian, and Bruneians for several years.

The area is unique in that it is not really a “town”. But more of a long street of 100 metres with a significant cultural impact.

Kicker: Nguyễn An Ninh Street, located near Bến Thành Market in HCM City’s District 1, is a popular stop for Malaysians, Indonesians, and Bruneians. VNS Photo An Phương

As demand for more services increased, more people opened new stores or changed their shop’s offerings to Malay products, making Nguyễn An Ninh Street more vibrant than ever.

M�� Sang, owner of a fashion store on 12 Nguyễn An Ninh Street, told Báo Mới online newspaper that she used to make clothes for non-Asians back in the day. But as the street became more popular among Malaysian tourists, she began providing tailoring services for them as well.