On Tap for Today

A fun loving, inspired living blog

September 3, 2012
by Elizabeth
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Today: The Bachelorette.

[tweetmeme source=”elizabethev” only_single=false]I’ve never watched the show, but if it’s anything like this past weekend, I’ll be DVR-ing the next season.  I got to spend the last three days on the Cape with some of my absolute favorite people.  Equal … Continue reading

May 29, 2012
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Today: Sometimes the little things are the big things.

[tweetmeme source=”elizabethev” only_single=false]Today was bound to be one of those days.  I got to my desk bright and early so that I could head out for a doctor’s appointment.  I was scheduled for some testing, poking and prodding… not exactly my … Continue reading

August 15, 2011
by Elizabeth
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Today: A Woods Hole afternoon.

[tweetmeme source=”elizabethev” only_single=false]After picking up our race packets on Saturday afternoon and a failed trip to Pee Town (better known as the child and creepy adult-infested hotel pool), Nick and I took a quick drive down to Woods Hole for … Continue reading

April 7, 2011
by Elizabeth
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Today: When Thursday equals Friday.

[tweetmeme source=”elizabethev” only_single=false] You know you’ve been living in a cave your office (with no time to Google around) for too long when your sister mentions something about a potential government shut down and you’re all, Huhhhh? The fact you’re going … Continue reading

February 2, 2011
by Elizabeth
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Today: Charmed, I’m sure.

[tweetmeme source=”elizabethev” only_single=false] Charm bracelets have been around in some form or fashion (according to Wikipedia, obviously) for 75,000 years.  That means they’re almost as old as the jar of mustard I found in the back of my refrigerator this morning. … Continue reading

June 2, 2010
by Elizabeth
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Today: Step away from the dune.

Erosion is no laughing matter, people.  As I read on the front page of this Sunday’s Boston Globe, one of my favorite beaches is closed for the next two weeks as the stairs (which are insane, and totally unsafe when … Continue reading