Whitney Carpenter Whitney Carpenter challenges the last step toward adulthood: hanging framed photographs in her home.

Whitney Carpenter Managers hope that a “fun” work place inspires productivity, but Whitney Carpenter finds mandatory wackiness distracting.

Whitney Carpenter Whitney Carpenter suffers from a common affliction in which she buys fancy notebooks, but rarely writes in them.

Whitney Carpenter Whitney Carpenter is the only person who wishes her Thanksgiving was more like an episode of Friends.

Whitney Carpenter In her final entry, Whitney Carpenter packs her life (and other knickknacks) into a U-Haul.

Whitney Carpenter With the home of her dreams chosen, Whitney Carpenter twiddles her thumbs, just waiting for something to go wrong.

Whitney Carpenter Whitney Carpenter thinks your home should match your personality — a belief that is making her an even pickier home buyer.

Whitney Carpenter When it comes to buying a home, Whitney Carpenter has heard everything from horror stories to happy endings. Whitney has advice about taking advice.

Whitney Carpenter Whitney Carpenter judges houses. Loan officers judge Whitney.

Whitney Carpenter In her new series, Whitney Carpenter decides to buy a house, but not for the reasons you’d expect.

Whitney Carpenter After quitting her corporate office job to work at an outlet shoe store, Whitney Carpenter learns to be friendly.

Whitney Carpenter The internet is devastating a lot of things: record labels, the publishing industry, and traditional family values. But the most tragic loss, Whitney Carpenter observes, is the neighborhood busybody.