Hilary: Someone who enjoys materialistic things - maybe it's electronics, maybe it's fashion. I don't know if it's necessarily a good thing.

Haylie: But it's not necessarily a bad thing. A material girl likes fancy things and is independent and spunky and not afraid to take fashion risks.

Hilary: Depends on the weather. When it's really cold, cashmere. In the summer, anything that's not too clingy. I would never wear pleather or polyester, though.

Haylie: Probably denim because I wear it every day.

Hilary: Totally different. It's slightly hip-hop-ish and more dance and electronic sounding. It's a whole new thing in my life right now.

Haylie: A good thriller, something that will keep you on the edge of your seat, but not a slasher, bloody-guts type of horror movie.

Hilary: I would bake something, especially for the holidays. Here's a really easy recipe: Take semisweet Hershey's Chocolate Chips and a cup of peanut butter, put it together, and melt it. Then put it over Chex cereal and put powdered sugar on it, toss it, lay it out on a cookie sheet, and let it dry. Then you eat it with your fingers. It's called Puppy Chow or Trash - it might be a Texas thing!

Haylie: Use photos and inside jokes to make a photo album. My friend Taylor made one where she cut out pictures and sentences from magazines - it's the perfect homemade gift.

Hilary: For a while, I was shopping a lot and getting things that I did not need. Sometimes that's good and fun, but it can get to be too much. You should have other things that excite you. Now I have two cars, which is kind of obsessive. I'm thinking of getting rid of the two-seater and just keeping the SUV.

Haylie: In this business, we're constantly around people who are catering to us - it's definitely not normal at all. That's the good thing about having Hilary in my life. We keep each other in check. We can be like, "Isn't it weird to have them do that for us? This is crazy!"