
Marist alum x2, International Travel Professional, Cape Cod Native/RI transfer, wife of @brian_hodge, inappropriate cross-stitcher
Providence
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Incredibly proud of and excited for my wife @bethany529 who put these amazing tours together
Some of Rhode Island’s most popular chefs and food professionals are offering intimate tours to discover different cuisines and vineyards around the world.
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What? I bring more energy reading ‘Chicka Chicka Boom Boom’ to my twins each night than whatever this is. teapawt.net/taylenarare/status/165…
Was inspired by #WhiteLotus to look up Monica Vitti. Her 1960’s film work has a little bit of plot foreshadowing…
Of all the incredible and varied discourse I’ve read over the years, I can’t believe the final days of Twitter is just a bunch of Taylor Swift fans freaking out.
These babies are in a League of Their Own! Thankful for all of life’s curveballs that brought us to extra (tw)innings. The hard is what makes it great. ⚾️ #leagueoween #LeagueOfTheirOwn #ALOTO @LeagueOnPrime @WillWGraham
Bethany retweeted
I can’t stop watching this six second video of Ketanji Brown Jackson moments after her history-making confirmation to the US Supreme Court
Bethany retweeted
We literally went from a panicky “KN95 masks are the only safe masks in this pandemic!! No cloth masks!!!” to a “lol u don’t need a mask, ur fine” in a span of like 2 weeks…it’s so ratchet out here
Bethany retweeted
five of you stand before me but i only have four at-home rapid covid tests in my hands
Bethany retweeted
2019: avoid negative people
2020: avoid positive people
2021: avoid people
2022: a void
Bethany retweeted
Only in the United States could the government run a public health campaign centered on fears of large, unexpected medical bills.
Hospital stays can be expensive, but COVID-19 vaccines are free. Help protect yourself from being hospitalized with #COVID19 by getting vaccinated.
Find your vaccine: vaccines.gov.























