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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: April 2012
Bye bye terrible twin: At 24, Lauren Boyer gets a big girl bed
This weekend, I got a little closer to adulthood. You see, a while back, I wrote this post about being 23 and sleeping in a twin bed. It wasn’t that big of a deal … but it was THAT BIG … Continue reading
Financially responsible 20-something seeks occasional impulse buy
This weekend, I bought a sun hat. It’s floppy, red and entirely unnecessary. But, in my mind, it was a completely justified purchase. It was fewer than $15. And it would come in handy for my beach trips this summer. … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, April Trotter, Money
Tagged 20-something, april trotter, budget, clothes, expenses, finance, generation y, growing up, logan sachon, millennials, money, savings, the billfold, time, usa today
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Eat It! York County: Ramps
Ramps, also known as wild leeks, is a type of onion that is a source of spiciness all year round. Broad, smooth, light green leaves, often with deep purple or burgundy tints on the lower stems begin arriving in small … Continue reading
Open letter to HBO about new series ‘Girls’
Dear HBO- I watched the pilot of your new series “Girls.” I hated it. I hated what it “said about my generation.” It was just depressing, in an i-want-to-put-on-sweatpants-and-down-a-box-of-doughnuts kind of way. I almost popped in an episode of “Sex … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Erin McCracken, Growing up, Pop culture
Tagged Girls, Hannah, Hannahh, HBO, Lena Dunham, Sex and the City
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How to pack for a weekend away or overnight stay
This weekend, like many other weekends, I will spend at someone’s else’s apartment. Overnight stays or weekend trips are the ways I maintain relationships with those who live a few hours away. And, as someone who has to keep up … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Ashley May, Travel
Tagged 3-in-1 Beauty Smoothie, dry shampoo, packing, suitcase, tote, Ulta, weekend
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Oh hi, professional responsibility
I’m not usually someone who gets too gets too worked up over things in life. Be it recreational, personal or professional, I tend to take things as they come and tackle situations with a more laid-back attitude. For the past … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Career, Dan Rorabaugh, Growing up, Guy's perspective
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Cohabitation not so great after all?
Cohabitation before marriage has become a hot topic as the new generation of adults emerges and screws with statistics. On Twenty & Change, we have talked about our experiences with it and study results in recent articles. We thought cohabitation … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Bethany Fehlinger, Cohabitating, Marriage, Relationships
Tagged cohabitation, cohabitation before marriage, cohabiting, Dr. Laurie Weiss, future, geek, marriage, Meg Jay, New York Times, prediction, Slate, The Downside of Cohabitation Before Marriage, Your Tango
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Turning the tables on your rents
It’s funny how even though I know I’m technically an adult, it still feels weird to say I’m proud of my parents. I know the moment I first realized it — three years ago — and I was reminded of … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Charity, Family, Uncategorized
Tagged michael j fox foundation, parkinsons, team fox
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Cellphone = Swiss Army knife and security blanket
I can’t leave home without my cellphone. When I’m hurrying out the door, I check my pockets. Keys, check. Cellphone, check. When I’m walking and driving, it’s there in case of emergencies. When I’m cleaning or painting, it provides music. … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Generation Y, Pop culture, Uncategorized
Tagged cellphone, research, security blanket, swiss army knife
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I’m allowed to wear snakeskin; I was born in the ’80s
I remember the first time I heard Bowling for Soup’s “1985.” I sang it every day in class and I didn’t understand a single word of the song. Though I was born in the tail end of the ’80s, I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Fashion, Growing up, Music, Pop culture
Tagged 1980's, 80's, bruce springsteen, E.C. Pollick, fads, fashion, high school movie, ok go, synth
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