Baby Boomer Memory Lane: When Information Wasn’t Instant
Information hasn't always come instantly.
Baby Boomer Memory Lane
Baby Boomer Memory Lane: Polaroid Camera’s
Polaroid Camera's were a part of growing up in the 1950's, 1960's, and 1970's.
The Small Town Barbershop Is The Heartbeat Of The Community
One definition of 'Barber' that I read was: A person who cuts hair, especially men's, and shaves or trims beards as an occupation.
Well, that's true I guess...as far as it goes. But growing up just a mile outside of a small town (OK, a very small town), the barber and his barbershop was a lot more than that.
Now, ...
Baby Boomer Memory Lane: What Color Were Your Parents Checks?
Back in the old days banks would each have their own particular colored check blanks. So what color was your (or your parents) checks?
Baby Boomer Christmas Memory Lane: We Wanted Wham-O!
Baby Boomer Christmas Memory Lane: Wham-O!
The Craziest Unbelievable TV Ad From When I Was A Kid {Watch}
A doctor recommending cigarettes? Well, we won't ever see that TV ad again.
Baby Boomer Memory: Halloween’s Only Friendly Ghost
Baby Boomer Memory: Halloween's Only Friendly Ghost
The Four Cars Every Baby Boomer Wanted
If you're a Baby Boomer, there were 4 cars you wished you owned.
Baby Boomer Memory Lane: That Tough Tonka Truck
Baby Boomer Memory Lane: That Tough Tonka Truck
Baby Boomer Memory Lane: When TV’s Were Furniture
The farmhouse I grew up in was small and old. It's gone now, gone for years I guess. They tore it down pretty much as soon as Mom and Dad moved out and 'moved into town' (a town called Leota, about 300 people or so I think).
But the living room had a lot of things in it...