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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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Category Archives: Family
A quest for freebies at the York Revolution game
Sarah Chain stuck it out through a cold night of baseball April 20, 2013, for three free York Revolution tickets.
Posted in 20-something, Family, Money, Sarah Chain, Sports
Tagged baseball, bridgeport bluefish, cold, downtown, sarah chain, stadium, weather, wind, york, york revolution, york revs
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My first Parkinson’s fundraiser: A giant success
Kate Harmon held her first fundraiser for Parkinson’s research this week and the York community came out in throngs to support it.
Posted in 20-something, Family, Kate Harmon
Tagged cure, family, fundraising, Holy Hound Taproom, parkinsons, pints for parkinsons, research
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The importance of friends
Seeing all the help my parents got during their golf tournament made me miss the days of college and how close we always were.
Finding time to give back, even if it’s uncomfortable and stressful
With April being Parkinson’s Awareness Month, it’s a busy time for Kate Harmon as she heads to Florida for a tournament, NYC for a walk and holds a fundraiser here in York. Making time to give back feels good, even if it’s stressful.
Posted in 20-something, Charity, Family, Home, Kate Harmon
Tagged charity, donations, fundraisers, fundraising, giving, giving back, parkinson's unity walk, parkinsons, pints for parkinsons
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Do you dress up for Easter Sunday?
Sarah Chain remembers dressing up for Easter Sunday as a child, but it’s not a tradition she’ll uphold this year.
Posted in 20-something, Family, Fashion, Holidays, Sarah Chain
Tagged childhood, dress, dressing up, dressing up for Easter, easter, easter service, easter sunday, family photos
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Always a battle to get kids out of bed?
A recent story about a Mom blaming the fact she couldn’t get her child out of bed for school made Kate Harmon try to remember if she was good at getting up for school as a kindergartner.
Posted in 20-something, Aging, Family, Growing up, Kate Harmon, Kids
Tagged attendance, kindergarten, mandatory attendance, morning, parenting, school, truancy, waking up
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Does losing a pet get easier with age
Kate Harmon isn’t sure losing pets get easier with age. The Harmon family cat, Bonkers, died Monday at 16 years old.
Posted in 20-something, Family, Growing up, Kate Harmon
Tagged childhood, loss, pets
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Was there emphasis on exercise and limiting TV when we were young?
Kate Harmon doesn’t remember her parents restricting TV time and encouraging physical activity when she was young. It was just something that happened.
Posted in 20-something, Family, Growing up, Kate Harmon
Tagged children, exercise, kids, obesity, physical activity
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Crazy cat lady: I can never be a real mom
Kate Harmon is a crazy cat lady. And her cat, Ginger’s recent shoulder injury may be the sign she needs that she would be a crazy overprotective mom, too.
Posted in 20-ish Dish, Family, Kate Harmon, Kids
Tagged crazy cat lady, injury, kids, pets, sick
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