Normandy Journal: The 9,387
BoomerCafé publisher and co-founder David Henderson has just taken a tour. It started out as a tour of just one field of war, but emotionally, it turned out to be a tour of the full the array of wars America has fought since the first baby boomer was conceived. He describes it for BoomerCafé in his “Normandy Journal: The 9,387.”
The Hiker’s Way: Hike Smart, Live Well, Go Green
Regardless of the season of the year, more and more Baby Boomers are trying to figure out how to navigate through the next few years. We thought veteran author and hiker John McKinney gives us some pretty interesting advice about his passion: hiking.
Larry Looks at What He’s Learned in Life
As my birthday is mere days away, it is time for me to reflect on my journey through life that has gotten me to my fifty-eighth year in one piece … more or less. The last couple of years have been trying, bringing about change that I anticipated but thought would come later on. Just 18 months ago, I had triple-bypass surgery because my pipes were clogged.
Retirement … the Next Frontier
What’s your number? You know the one: the magic number we need to save for our retirements. We’ve read the articles and heard the experts’ advice that a comfortable retirement requires a million dollar portfolio, maybe more. The numbers are so big that many Boomers feel hopeless.
Are We Trying Too Hard?
BoomerCafé is about the positive side of our lives, about boomers with active lifestyles. But contributor Marcia Barhydt has been looking around at how we live our lives and wonders, Are We Trying Too Hard?
Liz Kitchens’ Formula for “Labradoodle Love”
Are you an old enough boomer to face an empty nest? Or are you already missing the full one? Liz Kitchens might have figured a way to fill it again … at least from time to time. Call her technique “Labradoodle Love.”
