March 27, 2007
At the height of the “baby boom” a child was born every eight seconds in the United States, totaling 10,000 births per day.
Well, the boss is releasing a new CD on January 27th. Where does he get the time?
Read more »
And so, on Thursday they descended once again. The brothers, the cousins, the uncles and the aunts. The new girlfriend, the old parents. The whole mispocha.
Read more »
Sometimes we miss the basics in thankfulness ..
Read more »
"Always give clear and precise directions to your holiday functions. It's the appropriate and polite thing to do." Miss Manners.
Read more »
Out here in Sherman Oaks, there’s little evidence of a poetic time some folks call autumn, others fall. In the last week alone, temperatures soared into the ’90s, the winds kicked up and huge chunks of hillside, from Sylmar to Anaheim Hills, caught fire.
Read more »
I'm looking to add some Boomer content to the internet acronym lexicon. How about LSHTMPSO, or Laughing So Hard That My Pacemaker Shorted Out?
Read more »
I got an email from a friend last week with a very short message telling me to watch ‘Austin City Limits’ on Saturday night to see Carolyn Wonderland.
Read more »
Advertisement
March 27, 2007
The Boomer Century: 1946-2046/Courtesy photo
At the height of the “baby boom” a child was born every eight seconds in the United States, totaling 10,000 births per day.
© 2008 The World Company