I am an early entrant of Generation-X, which means I’m older than a Millennial and not quite old enough to be a Baby Boomer. Although
One Gen-Xer’s Christmastime confession
An agnostic humanist from generation X, that unapologetically loves Christmastime.
Gen-X, when dating was real
At no point was dating easy. Watching my high school and college aged offspring and their friends navigate the world of matchmaking in the 21st
Gen-X, before the remote control took control
Whenever given the opportunity to add a remote control to our life my computer scientist husband does so enthusiastically. Remote controls give me anxiety. Invariably
Gen-X, keeping communication real
The year I graduated from college President Reagan had just finished his last term, the Berlin Wall had fallen, the economy was growing, and the
Gen-X, resilient, adaptive communicators.
My grandparents lived on a ranch, and in the 70s their telephone was a party line. Which was a telephone line used by multiple families
Gen-X, end of the printed newspaper?
My GenZ children are far more likely to get their breaking news from a clever meme re-shared by one of their 1,287 closest friends on
Gen-X, Latchkey Kids to Strategic Risk Takers
When I was in fourth grade my Baby Boomer parents thought it was a good idea to send me home alone with a key wrapped