It’s time to say goodbye to another year and decade and welcome the new 20s. I’m hoping 2020 will be the start of a roaring and fabulous good time for all. Many of our Baby Boomer bloggers are thinking about it too as you’ll see in their blog posts below. The Roaring 20s a century later The 1920s have always fascinated me to the point I wouldn’t be surprised if I had … [Read more...]
Best of Boomer Blogs: The Times We Are a Changin’
Here in California, we moved our clocks back as we move closer to winter - Fall Back - Spring Forward. Daylight savings always messes with your head. My dogs are completely confused. We've all been waking up realizing it's still the middle of the night. And, of course, the times have been a-changin' too. But somehow, it's reminiscent of when we were young, angry, and … [Read more...]
How to Start a Blog – A Primer for Baby Boomer Entrepreneurs
I thought I would offer tips on how to start a blog if you are a Baby Boomer entrepreneur, because blogs, in some form or another, are how people are getting the majority of their information these days. I thoroughly enjoy being a blogger and have been doing it since 2008. I learned how to blog on my own and started a business in 2010 helping others set up simple and affordable … [Read more...]
Best of Boomer Blogs: Gearing up for the Fall Season
It’s officially Fall and time for leaves to turn golden and the weather to become brisk. Well, not here in Los Angeles. If a leaf turns brown, it's probably because it has a disease. Our Best of Boomer Blogs writers are settling in and getting ready for pumpkins, spiced lattes, and apple cider. They're thinking and doing a variety of things and writing about what's on their … [Read more...]
Best of Boomer Blogs – Thoughts and Introspection for a Happier World
As the summer chugs on our Baby Boomer bloggers are writing about a variety of topics that include traveling, finances, mental health, aging, and ways to create a happier world. Me, I’ve been paralyzed by the horrifying things that have been happening on the home front with 4 mass shootings in the U.S. in one week (Brooklyn, Gilroy, El Paso, and Dayton) and dealing with my … [Read more...]
