Jennifer Stone definitely is into social networking!! Her latest release is a blog and she wants YOU to follow it.

Jennifer posted on her Twitter, “Hey guys, started a blog just to get some of the words out of my head and onto some type of format.”

On December 27th she wrote:

It’s repetition every day. Sometimes the details change, but we are creatures that eventually settle into a routine. Why do we have to be these scheduled organisms, coasting on a lifetime of things to be done that amount to little? You go to bed night after night with that same empty feeling of another day wasted. Yet was it completely thrown to the wolves? Was there a moment where you stopped and noticed the mostly unnoticed? Was there a moment you smiled or laughed? These are not reactions of atrophy. These are the seconds a life is built on. Sure, it seems insignificant. In the “insignificance” there is everything. We however as moving particles all pieced together, are not naturally apt for appreciation. There are those that try. Those that should be applauded for not succumbing to the hindrance that comes with our preprogramming. All our wiring leads the focus to what has yet to be. What “needs” to be. We fight, we try. That’s all we can do: be forever in a dual with ourselves to make the most of what’s in front of us. Not a mile, but an inch ahead.

Jennifer Stone looks amazing in this colorful belted dress at the 8th Annual Teen Vogue Young Hollywood Party held at Paramount Studios in Hollywood, California on October 1st, 2010.

Jennifer is working to promote the upcoming Read for the Record event. Jumpstart’s Read for the Record is a world record breaking campaign that brings children and adults together to read the same book, on the same day, in homes and communities all over the world. Are you joining in?

Jennifer Stone was spotted leaving La Vida nightclub after attending the OK! Magazine 5th Anniversary party Wednesday (September 1st).

Up next for Jennifer is her role as Abby Hanover in Mean Girls 2! The proposed plot follows a new high school student, Jo, who agrees to befriend an outcast, Abby, at the urging of Abby’s wealthy father in exchange for paying all of Jo’s costs for the college of her dreams. Jo and Abby team up to take on the school’s ‘mean girls,’ the Plastics. The story becomes a high stakes battle of loyalty that ultimately comes to a head when one of our heroines finds out that her friendship has been bought and paid for.