It doesn't make sense for you to turn down his offer to pay for you.

Nor should you try to keep up with anyone. You should live within your budget.

I don't understand your way of thinking at all.

She probably thought you were crazy because nothing you said made any sense nor has any true basis in reality.

Just celebrate before she leaves.

That twin connection is powerful and won't be broken by any arguments.

They want to focus on turning 21 together as sisters.

Did you go to your union?

I don't regret it. I prefer to face the truth. I have higher standards for story structure, development, and characterization now.

"Lost Boys" and "Young Guns" have held up well , but "When Harry Met Sally" did not. I was shocked. It's very mediocre and boring to me now. I used to actually think that was a good movie.

1. I became a minimalist. I wanted to have fewer things but at high quality that would last.
2. I set aside money in my budget (after savings and essentials) for a treat each month. If what I want costs more than my monthly allotment, I just rollover treat money until I have enough to get what I want, whether it's jewelry, electronics, tools, clothes, whatever. It a great feeling to treat myself to items that make my life enjoyable and I like sacrificing and waiting until I have accumulated enough play money for it.

This is the cutest thing. And the pretzel tail is perfect.