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April 5, 2010, 10:30 pm
In the next few years, I will be deciding what college I want to go to. This is probably the biggest decision in my life so far, and I will only be 16 when I am making it! It’s great to have options and to be able to consider different choices, but sometimes I wish someone would just tell me, “Christine, you have to go to this school, and that’s it, period.” That way, if it’s the wrong decision, it’s not my fault.
There are so many things about this that make me nervous. What if I go [ ...continue reading ]
March 1, 2010, 3:13 pm
When you wake up each morning, it’s that subtle song that keeps you relaxed and willing to get out of bed. When you’re getting dressed for a party or an evening out, it’s that upbeat song that pumps your heart and makes you want to sing and dance.
There’s a type of music for every mood. Music can cure your boredom or your sadness and can even put you right to sleep when you’re having a hard time keeping your eyes shut. It zones you out, sometimes in a bad way. But most of the time it lets [ ...continue reading ]
February 11, 2010, 5:01 pm
The people, places and stories you are about to see are all real…at least the way I see it.
Love & Rockets,
Morgan
P.S. MTV made me do this.
Between keeping my grades up, my ski schedule, cheerleading and my family and friends, my life is insanely busy. Monday night at 10:30 p.m., though, is my guilty pleasure: “My Life as Liz” is on MTV. (You really should set your TiVo or DVR.)
The show asks, Do you feel alone? Do you think you’re an outcast? It inspires the girl who feels like a [ ...continue reading ]
February 10, 2010, 9:02 am
Welcome to The Sisterhood blog, a forum for teenage girls and marketing professionals to exchange insights about what girls want and how marketers can give it to them.
It feels like a homecoming for me, since I’ve been working with teenagers almost since I was one myself. In 1989, I became president of a company that marketed career services to students through job fairs and a magazine. (The New York Times profiled me and said I “think young.”) In the 1990s, I organized focus groups at tweenager slumber parties for Levi’s and online for AOL, oversaw a daily viewer [ ...continue reading ]
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