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Julia Nunnally Duncan became enamored of her grandmother's treasures as a child and followed the story behind one: Her great-uncle Charlie Lynch's military collar disks.
From Our Readers

My Grandmother’s Treasures

Trinkets of the past open up new worlds and a reverence for family history

By Julia Nunnally Duncan | October 11, 2022
multiracial senior friends at a table outside, with food and wine, laughing. Alessandro Biascioli Dreamstime. Boomer reader Kate M. Carey bemoans little aches and pains, remedies, and early evenings that infiltrate life with her husband and friends.
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Little Aches and Pains 

A Boomer reader put the inevitabilities of aging into perspective

By Kate M Carey | September 30, 2022
A quilt made from pieces of her mother's aprons: Author, educator, and Boomer reader Diann Logan recalls her mother’s many aprons over the years, her childhood game of playfully untying her mother’s apron strings, the fabrics that made these homespun garments, and the aprons as her ties to the past.
Family

Apron Strings

Fond memories of her mother

By Diann Logan | September 6, 2022
Female scuba diver over a healthy coral reef, Licensed Adobe Stock Photography
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Coral Reefs and Environmental Resilience

Abridged excerpt from ‘Indigenous Reconciliation and Environmental Resilience’ used with permission

By Wesley Shennan | August 31, 2022
A restored Good Humor Truck and man dressed as the Good Humor Man. Photo by Greg Kelton, Dreamstime. A memory of childhood excitement when the Good Humor Truck came to the neighborhood: from hearing the bells to enjoying the "heavenly treat."
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The Good Humor Truck

Fond memories of flagging down the ice cream man

By R. G. Begora | August 30, 2022
an older man running in a race. For article on the tall lithe brunette that passed the man, then lost to him at the end.
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The Tall Lithe Brunette

One boomer’s running tale

By Wesley Shennan | August 18, 2022
Blue bird perched near the nest. Photo by Betty4240, Dreamstime, for article on finding the beauty in life.
From Our Readers

Where Is Beauty?

One reader opens her eyes to the wonders all around

By Darlene Edwards | August 16, 2022
girl and dog silhouette Photo by Christinlola Dreamstime. Julia Nunnally Duncan shares her nostalgic poem, “True Friend,” with Boomer readers. Her 1960s sentiment touches all who have loved a dog.
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‘True Friend’

For Laddie

By Julia Nunnally Duncan | August 11, 2022
pennyIllustration of an old candy store. Image sent by author. Baby boomer R. G. Begora recalls a youthful trip to the penny candy store, the woman who helped him choose, and nostalgic experiences of the past.
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A Trip to the Penny Candy Store

A fond memory from the early 1950s

By R. G. Begora | August 2, 2022
vinyl disks and turntable Viktor Nagornyi Dreamstime. While Richard Abramson first embraced music on vinyl disks, he moved on to digital music. Yet still he hangs on to his vinyl albums.
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Requiem in Vinyl

Hanging on to the old disks

By Richard Abramson | July 26, 2022

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