Our loved ones leave a mark that doesn’t wash off. After reading about a family losing a son twenty years ago in the World Trade Center, a lifetime doesn’t seem long enough to spend together. From one stage of life to the next, parents stand as witness to their contribution to the human race. The […]
OK BOOMER: THE SIXTIES FINALLY EXPLAINED
November 4, 2019 by
When did the 60’s begin in Portland? Don’t bother looking at a calendar for an answer. You won’t find a starting date. Younger people who aren’t so young any more see the 60’s as a boomer blast. It was the one party they missed, a special time for spoiled children to throw themselves a party […]
Miranda Dating Rights For The New Era Of Rising STD
August 30, 2018 by
Have you ever asked someone out on a date? Probably. Did you read them the ‘Dating Rights’ questions? Going out on a limb here with probably not. Why would you?
Dating Future: Medical Steps To Avoid Sex Cancer Without An Aversion
August 27, 2018 by
The dating future may end up sounding like a job interview, or filling out a security clearance form. Vice came out with a post that ought to make it a necessity. Maybe is supposed to be funny, and I see the humor, but really? It’s not that funny, and I like […]
WOMEN STEER LOVE BOAT, THE REST OF US JUST SHOVEL COAL
June 4, 2018 by
An unmarried man can have a great idea, work through problems, and it will either fail of succeed in some measure. Work hard enough and things get changed. A married man knows this will never happen. Instead of a great idea to dive into to, the idea becomes a conversation. If […]
AGE IS JUST A NUMBER UNTIL YOU SHOW YOUR AGE
January 23, 2017 by
Your age is no secret, except to you. People who say age is just a number do it for a reason: they are old, not your youthful age. They make it worse when they say hair dye doesn’t change how others see them, but how they see themselves. Old guy selfie problem? If […]
3 DATING TIPS FOR MILLENNIALS FROM BOOMERPDX
October 24, 2014 by
Another Case Of Helicopter Parenting, Or Planning For A Better Future? The older the Baby Boomer, the more they realize fragile life. More than that, they realize how fragile relationships are. How fragile? More delicate than an antique Haviland Le Bresil tea cup. That fragile. Drop one of those babies and feel instant regret. “$510? You […]
