The cat named Juno came free of charge, and of course we know Mainers can’t resist free stuff.
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The Maine Millennial: I’m not leaving the great state of Maine, for better or for worse
I want to thank all the Mainers who made 2017, the worst year of my life thus far, better.
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The Maine Millennial: Buying a car takes a lot of drive – and a little help from my mom
She steers me in the right direction, haggles down the price and stays with me for the paperwork.
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The Maine Millennial: A selection of things that millennials are accused of killing
From homeownership to marriage, the list gets pretty long.
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The Maine Millennial: It’s tough, but I’m coming to terms with gaining some weight
The patriarchy has invaded my brain and I feel like I’ve failed somehow, but I’m fighting back, darn it!
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The Maine Millennial: I’m 25, I live with my family, and I’m not ashamed of it!
For most of human history, households were multi-generational, out of necessity as much as love.
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The Maine Millennial: Dating in the Tinder age – both romantic and convenient
Who’s got time to trawl for strangers in bars when there’s an app that does the hard work for you?