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If you can recall JFK, you will have a wonderful time here perusing memory-jogging thoughts to stimulate pleasant feelings of nostalgia.
Ready for a brain cell workout? How many flipsides can YOU recall? While driving down the road the other day and listening to The Animals' Animalisms, the song "Cheating" came on. I hadn't heard that tune since I played it on a portable record player about 1970. What I vividly...
Orson Bean was born Dallas Frederick Burrows on July 22, 1928 in Burlington, Vermont. He had a cousin you may have heard of, Calvin Coolidge. But speaking from my own perspective, he is renowned for his quick comedic style and demonstrated on various episodes of the Johnny Carson Show which...
The 94th edition of the BBC is up and running over at LifeTwo. Get thyself over there anon!...
The Blogging Boomers Carnival is up and running at Don't Gel too Soon. Go have a look. Oh, and look for a new I Remember JFK memory later today....
One of the most sacred rituals that I recall from my childhood was that of getting into the car and driving, sometimes over an hour, to a favorite restaurant. The delicious saturated-fat laden food was a particular delight to my parents, who could remember the very lean times of the...
Rumors of only one nostalgic journey this week are greatly exaggerated. My internet connection is doing much better, thank you. The living room of the 1960's was a warm, friendly place. True, times had changed since our parents might have first purchased our modest homes fifteen of twenty years prior....
The glamorous gals over at Fabulous After 40 are hosting the Blogging Boomers Carnival, installment #92. Please join them as they present this week's tasty assortment of all things Boomer....
First of all, my DSL internet connection is dying fast. Next Friday, I get on cable, along with screaming 15 MB speed. but in the meantime, since working on the web under present conditions is pure torture, today's column will be it for Boomer memories this week. Things should be...
The communities that we live in have been evolving since time immemorial. No facet of American culture has undergone more transformations than the downtown business district. Every town with more than a couple hundred residents has one. And the odds are that it has seen its share of ups and...
Perhaps the name of the gadget featured in today's I Remember JFK memory will ring a bell, perhaps not. But I'll bet that one glance at the graphic will make you go "Oh, yeah!" I wish I had my usual researched piece to offer you as far as where the...
It's hard to believe that the BBC, aka Blogging Boomers Carnival, is already up to edition 91! But it's true, and it's being held over at Contemporary Retirement Coaching. By the way, it has come to our attention that the British Broadcasting Company also goes by the initials BBC. Hmmm,...
I Remember JFK proudly presents a new feature: Boomer Reviews! The purpose is to present my own opinions on releases (TV, movies, music) that will be of interest to Boomers who like to wax nostalgic. And of course, your own opinions are strongly encouraged as well! We'll start off with...
As I have stated repeatedly here, my first coherent memory was the death of JFK. However, many slightly older Boomers have have a similar photographic recollection of the death of renowned tortured soul Marilyn Monroe. Starlets have handled their fame with various degrees of aptitude. Some, like Mae West, reveled...
One of the great societal changes that took place during the 60's was the banding together of the nation's youth under a common shared cause. That cause was protesting the war in Vietnam. The war itself was a drawn-out affair that was mired in red tape and bureaucratic rules of...
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