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Welcome to Twenty & Change! Here, you'll find stories from York Daily Record's Generation Y'ers as they blog the many changes that come along in your 20s -- good and bad -- and, essentially, how to survive until you’re 30.

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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Sweet home Alabama Connecticut
I got together with a group of friends this weekend, and the talk quickly turned to the Super Bowl — who cared, who didn’t, who should win, who should falter, who would bet on it. One friend mentioned she’d be … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Family, Growing up
Tagged carlisle, family, going home, growing up, home, parents, ridgefield connecticut, sarah chain, Super Bowl, visiting, york
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Dodge, dip, duck, dive, dodge: Whatever I need to do to avoid rec. sports
This week marks the beginning of another season of rec. dodgeball for my friends in Harrisburg, but you won’t catch me the court. And it’s not because I’m anti-sports/fun/social. Rec. dodgeball actually sounds straight up my alley. Get a little … Continue reading
zzzzzzzzzzzzzz…..
I have a love-hate relationship with sleep. I love to sink into my bed, warm and soft. I pull the covers up to my chin, close my eyes and surrender. But I feel guilty about sleeping, too. Like when I … Continue reading
Passings: Over the years, The Bet grew on Bill Landauer
The Bet went to the giant drain in the sky on Jan. 21, 2012. He was 11 years old. The Bet leaves behind a scarred father, Bill Landauer, a used Norelco Beard Trimmer and some scum crusted on top of … Continue reading
Posted in Bill Landauer, Guy's perspective, Uncategorized
Tagged facial hair, obituaries, shaving
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20-ish Dish: Upgrade your mac and cheese
Does the thought of macaroni and cheese flood you with nostalgic memories of childhood and college-dorm living? That mysterious orange powder in the boxed variety has always grossed me out, so I didn’t eat Easy Mac as a staple in … Continue reading
Posted in 20-ish Dish, Food, Leigh Zaleski
Tagged Cooking Light, Easy Mac, Kraft, Leigh Zaleski
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Twenty & Change debate: Learning a new language
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: A few weeks ago, we talked about bad language. This week, let’s just talk … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Do-it-yourself
Tagged debate, English, fluent, Italian, language, Macedonia, Peace Corps, Spanish
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Joe Paterno: Champion of youth
By this point, everyone has put in their 2 cents’ worth about the late great Joe Paterno. He was an incredible force for good, he played a big hand in making Penn State into a nationally and globally renowned institution … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Dan Rorabaugh, Generation Y, Guy's perspective
Tagged death, funeral, Joe Paterno, JoePa, passing, Penn State, PSU, state college
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Study: No need for a ring to be happy, healthy
I am Catholic and oh boy do I have a lot of that cradle-Catholic guilt. It doesn’t help that my parents egg it on even more. “He is sleeping on the couch, right?” is the first comment I got when … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Bethany Fehlinger, Cohabitating, Generation Y, Health, Marriage
Tagged cohabitation, cohabiting, cohabitors, divorce, finances, happiness, marriage, self-esteem
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50/50
It’s rare, but I recently watched the movie 50/50, and was inspired. From the beginning it sucked me in. A 20-something gets diagnosed with cancer and has a 50/50 chance of surviving. Seth Rogen plays the same character as always, … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Pop culture
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