Most people associate wealth with vast amounts of money. Certainly, acquiring financial security is important allowing you to enjoy comfortably “enough” of what life has to offer with both family and friends always remembering if you’re fortunate to have “enough” to please give the “excess” away. We addressed this earlier in my post, “The Letter ‘E’ and What it Should […]
It’s the Baby Boomer’s belief that for every stimulus there is a response and for every decision there is a consequence. A successful sustainable existence requires a well-defined structure where goals are set and performance is evaluated. The key or let’s say the glue to keep this structure together is accountability defined as the willingness to accept responsibility for one’s […]
Spring is just around the corner beginning this year on March 20th. The Baby Boomer bets if you took a survey, most would respond that Spring was their favorite season. One thing’s for sure, it’s my favorite season. Why? Well, for me Spring represents the time of my life when I was growing up in Arlington “back in the day” […]
It was “back in the day”, sixty-five years ago, in Arlington, and attending Wilson Elementary School where the “Big 4” came together and are still friends today except for the unfortunate fact that we’ve just lost one of the “Big 4”. It’s truly been a tough few days reflecting and coming to the realization that we are indeed mortal–nobody gets […]
This question is often asked of guests on television shows and talk radio. It seemingly goes “hand in hand” with the question of if you had it to do all over again, what would you change or do differently? The most popular answer, from the Baby Boomer’s point of view, is usually a lie as they would change nothing. Please […]
Many of the advertisements on this past Sunday’s Super Bowl telecast reflected on how life was “back in the day” and were somewhat nostalgic, thus, the inspiration for this post focusing on grocery stores. Remembering my mom didn’t learn how to drive until I was twelve (not really knowing if she ever knew how to drive), my dad did all […]
Back in October, 2023 I posted “Which Are You? Eagle or Duck”. It didn’t get too many “looks”, but I would encourage those of you who follow this blog to take a few minutes and read that posting which goes “hand and hand” with this post before reading this anymore. Having initially been a professional Chauffeur when I entered the […]
As I’ve recounted in the past, my father first put me to work when I was twelve years of age which was in1964 and I finally left the supermarket industry after 32-years in 2002 when I turned fifty. Would think the Baby Boomer would’ve been content in retirement after working for 38 years, but, unfortunately, being a so-called workaholic, I […]
Following my 32-year corporate career in the supermarket industry, the Baby Boomer spent 20+ years in the transportation industry. More specifically, working with a company that provided black car service for corporate and retail clients. The fleet was made up of sedans, SUV’s, vans, mini-coaches, and coaches. The company had to be recreated back in 2015 due to a period […]
In the poem “I Wish You Enough” by Bob Perks, which I’ve often referred to as a testament to what life is about, and I quote “I wish you enough happiness to keep your spirit alive. I wish you enough pain so that the smallest joys in life appear much bigger. I wish you enough gain to satisfy your wanting. […]