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ONE GOOD GAGA HOPE TATTOO FOR THE HEART

May 13, 2017 by David Gillaspie

So you want proof of dedication and devotion? A Gaga Hope Tattoo. Perfect for a back in day glow, visible while you walk out that door. Lady Gaga fans come out of their Gaga closet at different times. But they come out strong. Strong enough for a Gaga Hope Tattoo?

MILLENNIALS NEED BOOMER ‘LEAVING LESSON’

May 11, 2017 by David Gillaspie

Leaving Lesson for the younger generation? Stick around. Once upon a time solving problems was simple. If something didn’t go your way, you left. The first class for Leaving Lessons explains how it works. You’ll learn the best time to bail is not a year on a calendar, but an age. 20 – […]

Filed Under: BOOMER YEARS Tagged With: adult, adult power, beer, boomers, college, history, leaving lessons, memory, millennials, northwest, olympia beer, pacific northwest, re-invent, remember, retro beer

A MAY WEDDING AND ONE LOUD, “I DO,” LATER

May 10, 2017 by David Gillaspie

A May wedding in a Fir Cathedral and still in the woods thirty one years later. Doesn’t every married couple have a theme song? They should, and it doesn’t have to be the same song forever. Just make it a song older than your marriage. And no Beatles. This ought to be the common default:

Filed Under: BOOMER YEARS Tagged With: college, commitment, dropout, fir cathedral, husband and wife, Love, MARRIAGE, married, may wedding, Oregon, oregon forest, stand by me, theme song, wedding anniversary

1948: BABY BOOM PLUS TWO

April 19, 2017 by David Gillaspie

Special, or Not Special 1948 Any year that includes a symbol of peace getting shot dead loses luster. Like Martin Luther King in 1968. Gandhi in 1948, got it during a walk to a non-violent prayer in New Delhi. By a fellow Hindu. While he was on a continuing hunger strike against internal violence after […]

Filed Under: BOOMER YEARS Tagged With: 1948, babe ruth, baby boom, gandhi, gun death, martin luther king

BAD APPS RUNNING HUMAN OPERATING SYSTEM?

April 6, 2017 by David Gillaspie

3 ways to tell a bad app from good on your own human operating system Consider the human operating system basics, what you demand everyday: If you’re hungry, find food. Too cold? Grab a coat. For a safe night, find a safe shelter. Those are the basics, right? Food. Clothing. Shelter. But not with a […]

Filed Under: BOOMER YEARS Tagged With: Amazon, bad app, bad app interface, clothing, evolution, food, housing, human, human evolution, human operating syster, os, reference, shelter, skill set, socialization

WHAT IS THE BABY BOOMER BOND, YOU ASK

April 3, 2017 by David Gillaspie

3 Shortcuts to understanding a baby boomer bond If some bright-eyed middle aged face pops up in your life, you know what it’s there for. You need to shop smarter, invest better, learn the art of kindness. But you’ve already bought more than you need, are happily invested. People know how kind […]

Filed Under: BOOMER YEARS Tagged With: baby boomer, baby boomer bonding, bitterness, bonding, boomers, cynicism, doubt, kindness, long tail, millennials, stoner revelation, youngbloods

BEAVERTON, PORTLAND’S EASTSIDE FOR ADULTS

April 1, 2017 by David Gillaspie

Beaverton sees Portland as a necessity of suburban life. They need a city nearby But it doesn’t work the other way around. Portland sees Beaverton in the same lot as Tigard, Lake Oswego, Gresham, even Vancouver. Suburbs feeding off the urban tube. You can defend any town, but a suburb takes more thought. Start […]

Filed Under: BOOMER YEARS Tagged With: baby boomer, baby boomer couple, beaverton, beaverton city park, Beaverton Oregon, downtown Portland, kids, mellinnials, millennials kids, Oregon, Portland, SW broadway

LAST BEER CALL? MAKE IT THE BEST LAST BEER

March 31, 2017 by David Gillaspie

(Part I of two.) The Last Beer Call Champion: Breakside Brewery IPA. After traveling coast to coast, Breakside blew the competition away. Drinking every beer in Portland since Grant’s and Red Hook were the only new beers on the rack shows how good Breakside is. Call it scientific research. You want to […]

Filed Under: BOOMER YEARS Tagged With: becks, beer, beer call, beer fan, breakside brewery, breakside ipa, craft beer, craft beer awards, good beer, grant's, last beer call, last call, men's journal, northwest portland, Portland beer, Red hook, Safeway, slabtown

YOU QUALIFY FOR ONE LAST BEER IF…

March 30, 2017 by David Gillaspie

If you haven’t seen it yet, you will. Someone you know gives up the chase for the perfect beer, telling the world about One. Last. Beer. But it’ll never be you. Never. Whether it’s medical, legal, or family pressure, if you see a fellow beer lover after a year, and they say they quit […]

Filed Under: BOOMER YEARS Tagged With: american becks, baseline beer, becks, beer, beer nation, coors light, german beer, germany, michie tavern, one last beer

THE BOOMER END OF THE SPEEDO CHALLENGE

March 2, 2017 by David Gillaspie

Any challenge but the Speedo Challenge? Even without a dashing, single-ski dock start, or the dive team Speedo, the man carried a lethal air. He looked like he could fight death and fear, and win. It made him an icon. Leaping off a houseboat deck rail into thin air with one foot […]

Filed Under: BOOMER YEARS Tagged With: BOOMER, high school, high school girls, hot tub, speedo, speedo challenge

ONE GOOD GAGA HOPE TATTOO FOR THE HEART

MILLENNIALS NEED BOOMER ‘LEAVING LESSON’

A MAY WEDDING AND ONE LOUD, “I DO,” LATER

1948: BABY BOOM PLUS TWO

BAD APPS RUNNING HUMAN OPERATING SYSTEM?

WHAT IS THE BABY BOOMER BOND, YOU ASK

BEAVERTON, PORTLAND’S EASTSIDE FOR ADULTS

LAST BEER CALL? MAKE IT THE BEST LAST BEER

YOU QUALIFY FOR ONE LAST BEER IF…

THE BOOMER END OF THE SPEEDO CHALLENGE

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