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Display Name: lenemadelein
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Member Since: 10/4/12

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I completely agree. The movie was incredible and I was blown away by the actors in it but the timeline was a bit confusing. When I think of 90s teen movies I think of Clueless, and this definitely seems to have taken place in a time before Cher was walking around with her cell phone...

But I'll try not to let it bother me and just revel in how amazing this movie is.


Get This Look: The Perks of Being a Wallflower
10/25/12 7:49 AM

This seems like a stupid lesson to have to have learned, especially with all the moving that I've done in the past, but do not leave one country without cash in the currency of wherever you're going. After travelling all to various countries with my debit cards and experiencing no problems I moved to England a few months ago and figured I'd just hit up an atm at the airport when I landed instead of exchanging money. Except then my debit cards didn't work. Luckily I was renting a room in a house and the girls I live with were kind enough to lend me some money and feed me until I sorted out the problem. I would have been screwed if I'd rented an apartment alone.


What to Bring or Acquire Immediately When Moving Abroad Setting Up Home
10/15/12 11:20 AM

Any other Oil Brats out there? My family moved essentially every 2 years and yes, I would sulk and act like, well, a brat - but I adapted and now I couldn't be more grateful for the way I grew up and hope to be able to give my children the same experience.
It does stick with you though - the moving bug. After my first 2 years of college I was itching to move somewhere new so I've moved to England for a semester. Moving has taught me so many lessons and given me such a unique outlook on life and other people that I would happily go through all the tears and packing again to be able to have all the incredible memories I have.


Looking Back: How to Talk to Your Kids About Moving
10/15/12 11:13 AM

I'd make the right hand corner closest to the bathroom the TV corner (assuming you have one) and then have 2 couches facing it to create a corner opposite the TV so you have a little square living room and you can have a coffee table there as well. Behind the couch directly facing wherever the photographer is standing (the one splitting the room down the middle) I'd place one of those ikea bookshelves that everyone on at has and fill that with dvds and books/other things. The bookcase would divide the area in two and you could hang curtains from the end of the bookcase to the other wall and then on the other side of the curtain and bookcase I'd have the bedroom. Hope that's clear and understandable haha.


Brooklyn Studio Update Ideas? Good Questions
10/4/12 9:45 AM