This is a good point. Once she hits 24 there may be a lot more financial aid available to her as she'll automatically be considered an independent student and won't have to count her parents' income towards school costs. Faking it for two years sounds a lot more viable than faking it for 7.

I went to Space Jam themed Australian Bible camp in the late 90s. In fact, I WON Space Jam themed Australian Bible camp and got to go up on stage to be rewarded with a basket of tazos.

Can't recommend Scarleteen enough! It quite literally saved my life when I was a depressed 19-year-old.

Timecrimes. Great movie with internally consistent time travel

Since the AV Club reviews of Switched at Birth are ending I decided to finally start the podcast I've been meaning to get to. My first episode is a review of the latest episode of Switched at Birth. I know it's a bit gauche of me, but here's the link if you're interested in listening and discussing

I know most people seem to like this one because it moved faster, I hate that the show is covering so much plot so fast. The thing I loved about this book certainly wasn't the ridiculous vampire biology details or slay-o-matic last third, it was the crazy SUSPENSE of that first 1/3-1/2 of the book. I hate to use it…

As dumb as it was, it was THE most personality any of those characters have shown. My husband (who's only seen two episodes) thought it seemed like a completely different show.