Travel & Leisure

Boomer Opinion: The hoax is on us

Travel broadens the mind, says Larry Checco. The climate warns us.

Barbara Winard relives wonderful memories from decades ago.

Sherrill Pool Elizondo and husband Carlos operate at two levels of energy.

Silvana Clark and her husband found the ideal bike and barge tour of northern Italy.

BoomerCafé’s Greg Dobbs understands the ancient adage, “Walk the earth with your eyes turned skywards.”

Émilie Thyebaut runs a tour business to help boomers find their French roots.

Author Ron Gompertz is traveling through South America and reflecting.

Adventure writer Talek Nantes and her husband experienced traditional Japan.

Writer Ron Gompertz finds that living by a lake in Mexico has some drawbacks, like flooding.

Writer Ron Gompertz learns that knowing Mexico makes for a richer person.

Denver on Boomer Opinion: Is Any Candidate a Socialist?: “Item: None of the "Scandinavian countries" are Socialist. In a speech at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, Danish Prime Minister…” Dec 11, 11:24
Senior Mates on How a boomer sees dehumanization— here, today: “Human interaction is the same regardless if it's done on social media or online. It helps us stay connected at…” Dec 11, 05:30
Claude Forthomme on Boomer Opinion: Is Any Candidate a Socialist?: “Great post, enjoyable read and the issue is very well expressed. A big issue, really. Because the elections could turn…” Dec 11, 04:51
Lucy Iscaro on This boomer’s good-humored without Good Humor: “Thank you Barry. Was that movie with Red Skelton? Did you have Bungalow Bar in your neighborhood too? It wasn't…” Dec 10, 19:00
Lucy Iscaro on This boomer’s good-humored without Good Humor: “Thanks Judy. Memories of food seem to be my strongest memories of all.” Dec 10, 18:57
Jerry Zezima on Note to boomers: Climbing on the roof is the height of folly: “Thank you, Alan. You have scaled the heights of commenting, which is why I didn't see this one until now.” Dec 10, 16:02