Defending the Truth

I enjoyed New England when I visited Boston nine months ago. Lots to see and do there.

It's a great area, highway. I was born in New England and I will be here until I kick. I've spent lots of time in Boston (it's only an hour and a half away). New Englanders love their sports, whether they're rooting for the Sox, the Celtics, or the Pats. It's a really fun city.

I spent six days there, watching the Red Sox play five times through the end of the regular season. Yep, I watched them sew up the AL East title.

I visited the John Adams' birthplace; the original Cheers location; Sam Adams brewery; Fanuell Hall, Quincy Marketplace; Salem Witch Museum; Legal Seafoods; Trinity Church; and of course, Fenway Park. I ate twice at Boston Beer Works near the ballpark.

While at the Quincy Marketplace, I sat on a bench next to the bronze version of Red Auerbach, whom I got to meet in Los Angeles in 1983, where he signed his autobiography book for me.

The only thing I don't like about New England is when the Patriots beat the Chargers.