Tag: David Henderson

“Lockdown” means confined, not safe, secure or protected

“Lockdown” means confined, not safe, secure or protected

| May 3, 2013 | 1 Comment

As baby boomers with more than a half-century of living under our belts, we’ve seen changes for better and for worse. BoomerCafé’s David Henderson believes our use of language falls into the latter category.

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3 Easy Steps to Photos that Endure Time

3 Easy Steps to Photos that Endure Time

| December 28, 2012 | 1 Comment

Looking through some old faded photos of my children, parents and grandparents, my memories slipped to times and places recorded many years ago. Photos help us relive memories of people or places that have been special in life.

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Baby boomers spring into action during emergencies

Baby boomers spring into action during emergencies

| July 3, 2012 | 1 Comment

When emergencies strike, an invincible army of volunteers – many of them baby boomers – is in the background, providing vital communications. They are called, “hams.”

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The challenge of trying to reach 75-million baby boomers

The challenge of trying to reach 75-million baby boomers

| May 30, 2012 | 12 Comments

It’s once again become not only popular but vogue for corporations and organizations to try to market to baby boomers, all 75-million strong in America. But, as BoomerCafé Publisher and Co-Founder David Henderson writes, it’s been attempted before, and it’s not easy.

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The End of a Prideful Culture in America

The End of a Prideful Culture in America

| April 14, 2012 | 13 Comments

As baby boomers, we have seen changes in America that have been documented ad-infinitum. But BoomerCafé co-founder and publisher David Henderson has just taken a personal journey, and come across something that has not gotten nearly as much attention: The End of a Prideful Culture in America.

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The Holidays bring Remembrance

The Holidays bring Remembrance

| December 19, 2011 | 2 Comments

One change from our childhood to the present day is a sad one: the constant demand for more space at our nation’s most sacred cemetery. BoomerCafé co-founder and publisher David Henderson has long ties to this hallowed ground, and just visited again because the Holidays Bring Remembrance.

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Steve Jobs … One of Us, but Different

Steve Jobs … One of Us, but Different

| October 6, 2011 | 6 Comments

“Remembering that I’ll be dead soon is the most important tool I’ve ever encountered to help me make the big choices in life.” ~ Steve Jobs, 1955 – 2011

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Something’s Broken Between TSA and Baby Boomers

Something’s Broken Between TSA and Baby Boomers

| November 19, 2010 | 9 Comments

We baby boomers travel a lot, don’t we?!? That was only a positive until our active lifestyle started taking its toll on our limbs and organs and joints. And one man who feels the difference is BoomerCafé co-founder and publisher David Henderson. He’s got a message for the people who often make traveling a lot tougher than it has to be.

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Normandy Journal: Bayeux

Normandy Journal: Bayeux

| September 9, 2010 | 2 Comments

Most baby boomers didn’t do the “junior year abroad” thing the way many of our kids get to today, but BoomerCafé co-founder and publisher David Henderson has made up for it. He has traveled the world, and his heart keeps going back to Paris. But now he’s wondering, is there a better place in France? Here’s his second Normandy Journal, from Bayeax.

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The Big Chill at 27

The Big Chill at 27

| January 9, 2010 | 11 Comments

With all due respect to the generations that follow ours … their music doesn’t deserve much respect! At least not according to BoomerCafé co-founder David Henderson, who has compiled his own Top 10 list of our very best music … and wants to know, what’s yours?

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