Category Archives: Quarter-Life Crisis

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

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Hard of hearing at 26

For the past week, I’ve had an eye-, er, ear-opening experience, and a few choice words for friends, family members, co-workers and even strangers: “Huh?” “What?” “I’m sorry?” Last Thursday, I lost an ear. Not like Van Gogh, silly. It … Continue reading

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A 20-something wins the Iditarod

Dallas Seavey has a story none of his college buddies are likely to beat. Finally got that first job? Figured out what that rattling noise is in your furnace? Finally moved out of your parents’ house? That’s cool; he just … Continue reading

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Not a jack-of-all-trades, just unique

Growing up I always was the girl with a million activities: soccer, cheerleading, gymnastics, piano lessons, flute lessons, singing in school concerts, parts in plays, working for the school newspaper, a member of a handful of clubs, altar server at … Continue reading

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My Valentine’s Day dates were good. They were hot. They were … my parents.

My Valentine’s Day dates are going AWOL this year. That’s right. I’m a lucky girl. Last February, I had TWO people take me out on that special holiday that celebrates love through candy, flowers, gifts, and entire grocery store aisles … Continue reading

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Twenty & Change debate: Lana Del Rey

Erin: I’m getting into the Lana Del Rey debate late, but her album “Born to Die” did just come out Tuesday. Which seems strange, since every critic on the planet already chewed her up and spit her out. For a … Continue reading

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Talk about promotions: 20-something could be next North Korean leader

Update: North Korea calls Kim Jong Un ‘supreme leader,’ cementing the family’s hold. ——————————————————— He lived a private life while his father, called “Dear Leader,” ran what is considered the world’s most isolated state. However, Kim Jong Un was thrust … Continue reading

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Am I even making a difference?

I just read this blog post by Allison Jones titled “How do you know you’re making a difference?” Allison works in the nonprofit world, but I think this question has crept up in any 20-something’s mind after graduating college. At … Continue reading

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The toilet list

Estimable blogger extraordinaire April Trotter published her bucket list in a previous post. As the Twenty & Change’s resident not-20-something male, I felt I should offer the crotchety take. Bucket lists. In my experience, only the very young or the … Continue reading

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Friend’s birthday inspires a ‘Before 30′ bucket list

Today my “sister from another mister” turns 30. She was one of the first friends I made when I moved to Harrisburg more than four years ago. We both worked at the same newspaper, so we’d sometimes commute to work … Continue reading

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