I always knew that 28 was going to be a pivotal age for me. When I still worked in Hollywood, 25 would be the age that the ball really started rolling career-wise, and 28 would be the age that I, for the lack of a lesser cheesy phrase, “made the big time”. I wasn’t sure [...]
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20-Something, Hipstercrite Life
This is the Post Where I Bitch About Money
Money. Didn’t come from it, never had it, don’t currently have it. If money was something I cared about more, then I probably wouldn’t be poor. Though I’ve worked non-stop since I was legally able, I care more about enjoying life than working towards being wealthy. The little taste I got of the 24/7 work [...]
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Newt Gingrich’s Attack on Poor Children: A Poor Family’s Perspective
Over the past two weeks I’ve noticed a lot of social media anger and teasing directed towards Rick Perry’s recent “Strong” commercial wherein he gripes about gays being able to serve openly in the military but children not being allowed to pray publicly in school. Around the same time another Republican made an equally prejudice [...]
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20-Something, Hipstercrite Life
Making the Twenty-Something Leap
There comes a point in every young person’s life where they have to make the jump. Have to because they can’t kid themselves that they’re happy with the safe route anymore. Working jobs that mean nothing to them and waking up every morning trying to kid themselves that they care. Ignoring the hunger pains of [...]
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The MetroMillennial Dilemma
I just made up a word: MetroMillennial. It means a Generation Y-er who lives in a big city or has big city hopes and goals. I’m a metromillennial. I was born in 1983 in a small town in Upstate New York. I always knew I wanted to live in New York City (which I never [...]
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