I hate minimalism. I hate reading about James Altucher’s backpack, or tips on minimalism from blogs or seeing the large empty white spaces on Instagram. I hate it all, but I’m addicted.
I’m addicted because it’s a fantasy world that I can’t live in. Continue reading
Hillary Clinton is arguably one of the most dominant women alive right now. She’s spent her entire career devoted to public service, is a loving mother and grandmother, and is currently working her ass off campaigning to become the first female President of the United States.
There’s so much we can say about Hillary, but nothing is better and more inspiring than relishing in her own words of wisdom. To celebrate her birthday, we’ve compiled a list of the top 10 Hillary Clinton us that inspire, empower, and motivate us to become strong, badass, PRESIDENTIAL women: Continue reading
Drake, the sensitive guy whom we’ve all learned to know and love for his introspective, crafty, and vulnerable lyrics has disappointed the Internet and fans alike in a big way. In his new song released yesterday, “Two Birds One Stone,” the rapper dissed Kid Cudi for his struggles with depression and suicidal urges – battles which led Kid Cudi to check himself into rehab, as he announced on Facebook on October 4th. Continue reading
Welcome to our very first edition of Ask De and Kate, Thirty On Tap’s official advice column. Today, we are helping out readers Glory and Ash who both wrote in with some relationship questions. Read on to see what they wanted to know! Continue reading
This week it’s time to revisit one of the most important films of our youth, “Aladdin”. But be warned, the “real story” is nothing like our beloved movie. Continue reading
Happy National Food Day! In honor of this momentous occasion, we’ve put together a checklist to help you determine whether or not you are ~truly~ obsessed with food: Continue reading
According to a 2011 poll, 81% of Americans aspire to write a novel one day.
That means that people of all walks of life, all career paths, and ages, regardless of their lack of any “traditional training” have a desire to write a book. Storytelling is part of our evolution as humans. From era to era and culture to culture, human beings want to share their pasts and dream of their futures. Continue reading
I jokingly refer to myself as a grandma each time I crawl into bed before the sun has officially set…which is often. What can I say? I’m not a night person. In fact, I’ve never been a night person. Even during my college years when everyone around me was pregaming (just typing that makes me feel old) and getting dolled up to go out, it took everything I had to put on a pair of jeans, pull my hair into a ponytail, and make it out the front door without falling asleep on the couch. Continue reading
Helping in an area of life where someone may lack and spending money aren’t always one and the same. In fact, there are so many different resources out there that truly do make it easy to give back and make a difference in somebody’s life without spending your money; you simply have to spend your time. Continue reading
You know that awkward, confusing, somewhat unattractive phase of life that many kids in the throes of puberty wish they could fast forward, and similarly, many adults wish they could forget? The timeframe otherwise known as middle school? Well, I loved it. Not because I wasn’t awkward, confused, or somewhat unattractive. I was all of those things. And I still have the photo albums to prove it. Continue reading
