On Tap for Today

A fun loving, inspired living blog

April 19, 2012
by Elizabeth
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Today: Don’t get your eyebrows waxed when you’re sad.

[tweetmeme source=”elizabethev” only_single=false]I believe the last time I explicitly offered advice On Tap, it involved going to the hospital when you have a concussion, rather than laying on the sofa eating ice cream and trying to remember the word for … Continue reading

March 16, 2012
by Elizabeth
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Today: An (early) Irish blessing.

[tweetmeme source=”elizabethev” only_single=false]While it’s not quite St. Patrick’s Day,  it’s never too early (or too late) to be blessed.  These lovely photos were taken by my brother.  A very happy St. Patrick’s Day to you and yours. Also On Tap … Continue reading

December 26, 2011
by Elizabeth
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Today: ‘Twas the night after Christmas.

[tweetmeme source=”elizabethev” only_single=false]…when all through the condo, not a creature was stirring.  Not even Rajon Rondo.  Because he doesn’t live here.  Never bothers to visit (rude). Nick, Clark and I enjoyed an absolutely lovely Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, traveling … Continue reading

September 29, 2011
by Elizabeth
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Today: Napping and comfort food.

[tweetmeme source=”elizabethev” only_single=false]Days like today were made for napping. Unfortunately, days like today are also made for 12 and a half hours spent at the office and in meetings, where napping is generally frowned upon.   Fortunately, eating good comfort food … Continue reading

September 11, 2011
by Elizabeth
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Today: Where’s Andi?

[tweetmeme source=”elizabethev” only_single=false]One of our favorite ways to harass Clark games to play with the Frenchie is Where’s Andi?  He loves my sister and is always trying to sneak into her handbags.  I don’t think he necessarily knows that her … Continue reading

August 18, 2011
by Elizabeth
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Today: Philadelphia or bust.

[tweetmeme source=”elizabethev” only_single=false]Hopefully, it’s Philadelphia.  Who likes a bust? [Photo source] The first and last time I was in Philadelphia was 1999.  My parents and I drove down for my college interviews at St. Joseph’s and Villanova.  During the same … Continue reading