Since the summer of 1999, BoomerCafé™ has been an online creative writing gathering place for baby boomers with active lifestyles and youthful spirits.
Everything we’ve said about our generation is true: we might not feel like it, but we are an “aging population.” And, many people age 65 and older are already struggling to live off the amount they have saved for retirement.
If you feel like a mature baby boomer, don’t! And you won’t, once you realize it’s your kids who understand electronics — basically, how the world works — not you.
There’s nothing like nostalgia. And when it’s by a boomer, and bittersweet, even better. Here’s an excerpt from a new book by Boyd Lemon, “Retirement: A Memoir and Guide.”
We are the young generation … no matter how old we get. But what if we lived forever? Claude Nougat asks, Would Looking Young All Your Life Be a Blessing or a Curse?
Despite living in picturesque Colorado, BoomerCafé’s Greg Dobbs and his wife packed up the car, loaded the bikes, and saw the vast desert of the American West.
BoomerCafé’s Greg Dobbs spent much of his career reporting news as a foreign correspondent and foreign analyst. He sheds some light on Syria and the current world situation.
In our lifetime as baby boomers, Mother’s Day has been enshrined. Not so much on Father’s Day. It would be different if Lorie Eber had her way.
It’s time again for Mother’s Day, so it seems right to publish a poem by CUNY Professor Emerita Harriet Shenkman about her own mom, and what she did for her daughter.
Some of the baby boomer generation’s best music was from lesser known, but soothing artists. Jazz artists. All you have to do is, just let the music flow.
Do you know how to make the best use of your cell phone? We’ll bet you don’t … which is why you want to read, Wake Up … Or Can You?
The Baby Boomer Retirement Crunch is Starting
Everything we’ve said about our generation is true: we might not feel like it, but we are an “aging population.” And, many people age 65 and older are already struggling to live off the amount they have saved for retirement.
Discouraging Maturity Despite Boomer Power and Influence
If you feel like a mature baby boomer, don’t! And you won’t, once you realize it’s your kids who understand electronics — basically, how the world works — not you.
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