Babyboomer RV'ers Have Experienced it All!

For accuracy I would go with "coolest cars" rather than "fastest cars", but nitpicks aside, I feel very blessed to have lived both where I was born and when I was born. And I do feel a bit sorry for the kids today, but they can't miss what they never had, I suppose.

SoundGuy wrote:
Cute, but inaccurate as the term "Baby Boomer" applies to anyone born between 1946 and 1964 ... I should know as I'm one myself, and yes we did have the "best" music! :B

I'll take the blame for that, it was my poetic license for the subject! :W

We also got to play outside without our parents standing there watching every move.
We played cowboys and Indians and shot each other.
We had good/funny cartoons on Saturday mornings.

X10!
I STILL miss those cartoons on Saturday morning. Real sad they took them off. There were a lot of 'good inside jokes' there was in those Disney cartoons. And I DID have the fastest car then too!:C

Well, I'm too old to be a baby boomer, but my parents were born during World War I, and lived through the great depression, and my father and father-in-law were in the Army during World War II.

Tom Brokaw labeled them as The Greatest Generation, and I think he got it right.

We also got to play outside without our parents standing there watching every move.
We played cowboys and Indians and shot each other.
We had good/funny cartoons on Saturday mornings.

Cute, but inaccurate as the term "Baby Boomer" applies to anyone born between 1946 and 1964 ... I should know as I'm one myself, and yes we did have the "best" music! :B

I like that. Just the facts!