Author Archives: David
Then: Mary, Jane & Susan Now: Apple, Audio & Crazy
Then: Mary, Jane & Susan Now: Apple, Audio & Crazy It used to be easy to tell gender by one’s name. When I was in high school, I knew a lot of Steves, Roberts, Johns and Alans. All of them … Continue reading
Then: Paper Now: Paperless
Then: Paper Now: Paperless Way back when we used to have something called a Paper Drive. Remember those? We’d save our newspapers for months, stacking them up in the garage until there wasn’t any room for our cars. Then we’d … Continue reading
Then: I will see you later. Now: C U L8tr
Then: I will see you later. Now: c u l8tr I may be one of a handful of people who really enjoyed diagramming sentences. I just loved how the words fell together in such a logical manner. To … Continue reading
Then: Small, Medium & Large Now: Tall, Grande, Venti
Then: Small, Medium, Large Now: Tall, Grande, Venti The photos above look the same but the names have been changed to confuse the innocent. Sometime in the recent past the small, medium and large coffee went the way of … Continue reading
Then: Woodstock Now: Chicken Stock
Then: Woodstock Now: Chicken Stock 1969 – What I wouldn’t have given to go to Woodstock. Joe Cocker. Hendrix. Joplin. Richie Havens. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. All my favorites were playing. But I was too young and … Continue reading
Then: Getting Boned – Now: Getting Boniva
Then: Getting Boned Now: Getting Boniva Not that I don’t still partake in the THEN part of this column, it’s just that “doing it” is not something I think about daily. Not like I used to. I used to worry … Continue reading
Then: The Three R’s – Now: The Three W’s
Then: The Three R’s Now: The Three W’s When I was in young, education focused on the three R’s: Reading, wRiting and aRithmatic. When you think about it, only one of these words, actually starts with an R. But … Continue reading
Then: Transistor Radios – Now: iPods
Then: Transistor Radios Now: iPods The other day my granddaughter asked me to play her favorite song while we were driving in the car. I told her I can’t make the radio play her song, that we would just have … Continue reading
Hello world!
I have known from a very early age that I fell into a group of individuals known as Baby Boomers. For better or worse, our progress in life as been documented, categorized, analyzed, departmentalized and boomerized Baby Boomers play hopscotch … Continue reading