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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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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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Presidential memories for election week
Every four years, just like a November-style Leap Year, it’s time to vote for a president. Each big-one election that I’ve voted in has meant something different each time. What will 2012 mean?
Posted in 20-something, Aging, Growing up, Jobs, politics, Stephanie Reighart, Uncategorized, Voting
Tagged Clinton, George H. W. Bush, George W. Bush, Gore, Kerry, Lincoln, presidential elections, Reagan
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My 70-something penpal has switched to email
I love writing letters. It forces me to write legibly — a skill I’ve lost since school assignments required typed essays. It supports the United States Postal Service. I get to write on fancy paper, or normal paper, with fancy … Continue reading
Posted in 20-something, Family, Stephanie Reighart, Travel
Tagged communication, correspondence, letters
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Midnight shopping = wicked deals
Discount table shopping is nothing to be ashamed of.
Eat It! York County: Fermented beets
With the growing season on, it’s time to preserve some of the delicious produce for wintertime enjoyment. Here’s a look at my successful attempt at fermenting beets.
Posted in Do-it-yourself, Food, Stephanie Reighart
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Is the email from Twitter real or phishy?
Is that warning from Twitter in my email inbox for real or spam? Here’s what I found after some Internet digging and how I decided to answer that question.
Posted in Stephanie Reighart, Uncategorized
Tagged password reset, phish, spam, Twitter
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Eat It! York County: Raspberries
In the heat of the summer, I have found a great excuse to escape into the cool of the woods: raspberries! They are easy to find and grow all over the county. When most people think of raspberries, the red … Continue reading
Posted in Do-it-yourself, Food, Stephanie Reighart
Tagged Eat It! York County, raspberries
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Eat It! York County: Purslane
Purslane is easy to find because it grows everywhere. If you have a garden, you probably have purslane growing because the creeping plant loves the recently disturbed soil of your landscaped yard or tilled garden. An annual, purslane grows about … Continue reading
Posted in Do-it-yourself, Food, Stephanie Reighart
Tagged Eat It! York County, purslane
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Eat It! York County: Daylilies
All parts of the daylily are edible. Flowers, buds, tubers (daylilies do not have true bulbs — it looks more like a tiny potato) and stalks. The buds are the most popular part of the plant to eat. They have … Continue reading
