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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: November 2012
DIY holiday decoration: How to clove oranges
Cloved oranges make an affordable holiday centerpiece — plus the spicy citrus smell is amazing.
Posted in 20-something, April Trotter, Do-it-yourself
Tagged affordable Christmas decorations, cheap Christmas decorations, cheap holiday decorations, cloved oranges, cloves in oranges, cloving oranges, inexpensive holiday decoration, make potpourri, make spiced oranges, orange-scented candle, things to do with oranges
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Waiting around for Christmas shopping
Dan Rorabaugh sits back and bides his time before going Christmas shopping.
Posted in 20-something, Dan Rorabaugh, Guy's perspective
Tagged Black Friday, christmas, Christmas list, christmas shopping
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Who says you can’t go home?
I am a boomerang kid. But before rushing to judgment, know that I didn’t move back home right away. Well, I guess I did. During my graduation ceremony from Hofstra University at James M. Shuart Stadium in Hempstead, N.Y., on … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Boomerang Kid, Family, Growing up, Home
Tagged boomerang kid, gettysburg, graduation, Hofstra, parents, Philadelphia, york
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A reminder in the importance of family history
Do you track your family’s history? As family members get older, we’re running out of time to document it.
Posted in 20-something, Aging, Family, Kate Harmon
Tagged anna louise strong, family, family history, genealogy
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If you give a 24-year-old a TV…
Sarah Chain parts with her college-era yard sale furniture in favor of more quality pieces.
Posted in 20-something, Apartment living, Growing up, Home, Sarah Chain, Television
Tagged apartment, christmas, flea market, furniture, if you give a mouse a cookie, investment pieces, purchase, tag sale, TV, yard sale
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Thanksgiving with adult siblings is still like a verbal food fight
The cycle of conflict: Will we ever learn?
Posted in 20-something, Family, Food, Growing up, Home, Relationships, Stephanie Reighart, Uncategorized
Tagged thanksgiving
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Gifts for her: Do get her a spa day, do not get her body wash
What and what not to get her for Christmas.
Joining the 13.1 fraternity
Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012, marked the day I ran my first half-marathon; 13.1 miles. Prior to the half, the longest distance I had ever raced was 10 miles, run Nov. 20, 2004, in the Dover 10 miler, the traditional first … Continue reading
Posted in Health
Tagged half-marathon, Hofstra University, running, West York, York Road Runners Club
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Thankful my mom still cooks the Thanksgiving turkey
Sarah Chain hosts Thanksgiving for her family, but her mom still tackles the duty of cooking the turkey.
Posted in 20-something, Family, Food, Sarah Chain
Tagged cooking the turkey, family, giblets, holiday, planning for thanksgiving, sarah chain, side dishes, thanksgiving, thanksgiving dinner, turkey
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Motherhood is tough
My long, lazy mornings are gone. It doesn’t matter if I worked until 5 a.m. anymore, at 7 a.m., Junie Bea is up to use the bathroom. She’ll fall back to sleep for a little while, but by 9 a.m., she’s … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Aging, Growing up, Hannah Sawyer, Kids, Uncategorized
Tagged Dogs, kids, motherhood, pets
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