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Monthly Archives: November 2011
’tis the season to get engaged (or so I’m told)
About one in four grooms-to-be, many of them twenty-somethings, take the plunge and propose to their dearly beloveds in the month between Thanksgiving and Christmas, according to a survey sponsored by the publisher of “Modern Bride.” In line with the … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Brittany Wilson, Cohabitating, Love, Marriage, Relationships
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Presenting: Themed holiday presents for 20-somethings
It’s that time of year, when the world focuses on commercialism. I appreciate stimulating the economy, but 20-somethings don’t always have that much cash to spare. Besides, as I’m going through my quarter-life crisis, I don’t even want expensive gifts … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Do-it-yourself
Tagged basket, christmas, gifts, hanukkah, holidays, kwanzaa
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Five years after high school, keepin’ it classy at the CLASS reunion
The excitement surrounding my five-year high school reunion slowly dwindled leading up to Friday night. Let’s face it: Facebook had already ruined the element of surprise. I knew who had gotten pregnant. Who had gotten fat. Who had gotten no … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Lauren Boyer
Tagged 5-year, awkward, class reunion, drinking, economy, five year, five years, high school, high school class, reunion, socializing
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Would you holla ‘We want prenup’?
Rapper Kanye West gave us all some words to live by a few years back with his hit “Gold Digger.” In case you’ve forgotten his sage advice, here’s a reminder: If you ain’t no punk holla we want prenup! We … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, April Trotter, Growing up, Marriage, Money, Pop culture
Tagged 20-something, 20-somethings, career, expenses, finance, Henry Gornbein, huffington post, Jacoba Urist, kanye west, lawyer, marriage, money, Prenup, Prenups, prenuptial agreement, relationships
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Get out and explore PA…turns out, it’s pretty cool
If I had a million dollars, I would buy one of these: It’s a sound sculpture designed by Harry Bertoia. Now, I’m not sure that it costs $1,000,000, but I couldn’t find a price anywhere on his website for one. … Continue reading
Modern (tech-y) love
As an avid reader of The New York Times’ weekly “Modern Love” column for the past five years — and yes, I’ve read all the earlier published columns, too — I appreciate the perspective the various writers have offered. The topics range … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Generation Y, Love, Relationships
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Twenty & Change debate: What are we thankful for?
Each week, Twenty & Change bloggers will sound off on life topics from the serious to the silly. Post a comment to join the discussion! Erin: We spend way too much time thinking about our problems. (i.e. relationships, bills, careers, … Continue reading
Coming home to a new era of holidays
I headed home to Scranton on Wednesday for Thanksgiving. Days before I left, I started thinking about how our family dynamics and traditions have changed. I’ve always had a busy house. I have four brothers and a sister. When we … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Family, Growing up, Leigh Zaleski
Tagged Leigh Zaleski, Scranton
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