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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: Kids
Punishing kids in the modern age
For whatever reason, I am fascinated by 21st century parenting stories. I am not a parent, and I don’t plan on being one anytime soon, but I can always get sucked in by interesting examples (both good and bad) of … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Dan Rorabaugh, Guy's perspective, Kids
Tagged Carmen Sandiego, Facebook, instagram, Oregon Trail, parenting, social media, Twitter
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How do we use Facebook?
A website that has been a constant source of amusement and horror for me for the past couple months is stfuparentsblog.com. It’s a blog that details how parents overshare on Facebook and other sites about their children. The blogger, under … Continue reading
Posted in Caryn Rupert, Kids, Uncategorized
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Responsibility starts with a library card
Apparently, you can be 13 years old and get a library card (without a parent’s signature). Surprised? I am. Because in 2012, it’s a struggle to convince other public and private institutions you can be responsible before 30. Getting a … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Apartment living, Growing up, Kids, Money
Tagged driver's license, library card, maturity, responsibility, york county library system
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The bygone era of birthday cards
I stopped by Weis yesterday morning in between the gym and work to pick up a birthday card for my dad. He turns 56 on Friday (sorry to out you, Dad), but I won’t make it home for the celebration. … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Aging, Family, Kids
Tagged birthday, birthday cards, birthday wishes, do you send birthday cards, Facebook, happy birthday, phone calls, sarah chain
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Pregnant yet? How about now? Or now?
It’s time for me to make babies. I know this not because I’ve found my soul mate, gotten married and settled into a financially stable career. I know this because my insurance company tells me so. Last week, I received … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Emily Opilo, Family, Kids
Tagged insurance, kids, letter, pregnancy
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Eggs whites taste like headaches
When I was little my Mom could, only occasionally, get me to eat eggs. She would usually scramble them, sans cheese, on toast. They were bland and I commonly left the table with a headache. When she would hard boil … Continue reading
A guy’s perspective: We nest sometimes, too
A guest post by Elijah Armold, sports copy editor: Looking through some humorous e-cards the other day, I came across one that hit a little too close to home. It read: I know I am getting old when my friends … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Growing up, Guy's perspective, Kids, Love, Marriage, Relationships
Tagged 20-something, 20-somethings, baby, budget, career, family, finance, generation y, growing up, guy's perspective, jobs, marriage, mortgage, nesting
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‘Boomerang’ kids saving money, but at what cost?
I’m sure if I ever lost my job, my parents would gladly let me move back home. Though that would involve returning to the Scranton area and sleeping on a twin bed in a room that has been converted mainly … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Boomerang Kid, Generation Y, Growing up, Kids
Tagged 20-something, 20-somethings, boomerang kid, budget, career, expenses, finance, first job, generation y, growing up, jobs, kids, lauren boyer, money, savings, york county
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Welcome to Twenty & Change
Last year I had what my circle of friends refers to as a “Quarter-Life Crisis.” I realized I didn’t have the career, baby, husband or house with a white picket fence that I imagined for myself before blowing out those … Continue reading
