Emma Brooks – Page 21 – MassDrive Blog

Furry Friend Friday With Meatball!

On January 4, 2013February 20, 2013 By emma Posted in Pet InsuranceTagged furry friend friday, meatball, pet insurance, vetcomment

Here at MassDrive we love our pets, from time to time they even stop by the office for a visit! That’s why we have decided to begin a series of […]

Events This January!

On January 3, 2013 By emma Posted in Things To Do In MassachusettsTagged Boston Symphony Orchestra, cruise, events in Boston, great bridal expo, harbor islands, Hingham, jfk library, Long Wharf, murder mystery, Museum of Science, Park Plaza Hotel, winter wildlifecomment

The new year brings new events along with it, and we’ve found some of the best happenings across the Bay State to keep you entertained this month! As always, there […]

New Years Eve Events In Boston

On December 28, 2012 By emma Posted in Things To Do In MassachusettsTagged Bar Crawl, Battery Park, Beantown Pub, champagne toast, first night, Guilt, Hong Kong Faneuil Hall, hynes convention center, James Bond, Kitty O'Sheas, Marriott, Miss USA, New Years Eve Events, skyfall, Timeless, Times Squarecomment

No plans for New Years Eve yet? No worries, we’ve got you covered! There are a variety of events going on in Boston for the big night and something for […]

Perfect Car Gift Ideas Right In Time For Christmas!

On December 20, 2012December 20, 2012 By emma Posted in UncategorizedTagged BestBuy, car gift ideas, docking station, emergency kit, Garmin, GPS, iPod, Magellan, MP3 Player Car Connector, phone gadgets, seat covers, steering wheel cover, TomTomcomment

For all of you trying to squeeze in some last minute shopping before Christmas, have you thought about getting some car related gifts for your loved ones? Many of us […]

Winter Driving Tips

On December 13, 2012February 13, 2014 By emma Posted in Car Safety Tips, Driving in the Snow, Travel, UncategorizedTagged four-wheel drive, precipitation, safe speed, Safety Tips, skidding out, windshield wipers, winter drivingcomment

Whether you’re excited for the snow or not, it’s important to be sure you are staying safe! Keep these tips in mind when venturing out into the snow this winter, […]

Hanukkah Celebrations In Boston!

On December 11, 2012 By emma Posted in Things To Do In MassachusettsTagged Berklee Music Ensemble, Boston Celtics, Boston Chabad, Boston Menorah, Boston Synagogue, Chanukah, Copley Square, Festival of Lights, governor Deval patrick, hanukkah, Hebrew College, House of Blues, Jewish heritage, Keshet, The Doctors Foxcomment

Hanukkah, or the Festival of Lights as it is also known, began last Saturday, December 8th and will conclude on Sunday, December 16th this year. For those of you looking to […]

Pick The Perfect Christmas Tree!

On December 6, 2012 By emma Posted in Things To Do In Massachusetts, UncategorizedTagged bungee cords, Christmas carols, Christmas tree, holiday season, tree farms, tree standcomment

It’s that time of year again, time to hunt through a giant lot of trees in search of the perfect one to grace your home. It’s an endeavor that families […]

Christmas Performances In Boston!

On December 4, 2012 By emma Posted in Things To Do In MassachusettsTagged Boston, Boston Opera House, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Boston theater district, Broadway, citi performing arts center, dr. seuss, family friendly events, Holiday Pops, how the grinch stole christmas, kid friendly menu, Symphony Hall, the Boston Ballet, the Nutcracker, wang theatrecomment

Who doesn’t enjoy a great play or concert right before the holidays? They get you in the spirit, are entertaining, and are the perfect excuse to venture into Boston for […]

Giving Back This Holiday Season!

On November 29, 2012 By emma Posted in Things To Do In Massachusetts, UncategorizedTagged american cancer society, Boston, boston common, charity walk, donate, giving back, Globe Santa, Hearth, holiday cheer, holiday season, holiday shopping, Homestart, nonprofit, raffle, santa, volunteercomment

The holiday season is a time for giving back to friends, family, and those that are less fortunate than ourselves. There are many people right here in Massachusetts that need […]

Free Events Just In Time For The Holidays!

On November 27, 2012November 27, 2012 By emma Posted in Things To Do In Massachusetts, UncategorizedTagged Attleboro, budget, Christmas shopping, Christmas tree, Festival of Lights, free events, La Salette, Mike's Pastry, north end, Old Ironsides, Paul Revere, Plymouth, tree lighting, uss constitutioncomment

Who isn’t trying to save their pennies around the holidays? Traveling, presents, parties, and other yule-tide events may take away from your budget but don’t worry, we’ve got your back! […]