Nah. You're youngsters. Baby Boom Gen officially ended with those born in '64. I know because my husband is one and I'm not. So I like to give him shit about it.
MyAuntFanny is correct, 1964 was the last year of the boomers, which also happens to be the the year I was born. Also, my birthday is January 20, so every four years I have a really good birthday, or a really bad birthday. Jan. 20, 2017, was obviously a very good birthday for me, even though I was pretty hungover, ha. Three days from now will be a very bad birthday for me. Unless of course Trump releases the hounds of hell on the swamp - sigh. I am a realist, so I expect a bad birthday.
I bought a bottle of champagne for Nov. 3 (boy was I naive) and I have vowed to not open it until something fucking magamazing happens. So now one of the existential disturbances in my life is staring at a bottle of champagne, wondering when I will open it.
I don't know really, I'm 44 lol
Nah. You're youngsters. Baby Boom Gen officially ended with those born in '64. I know because my husband is one and I'm not. So I like to give him shit about it.
The baby boom was late 40's and early 50's. I think the corona sham lockdown has caused another boom.
MyAuntFanny is correct, 1964 was the last year of the boomers, which also happens to be the the year I was born. Also, my birthday is January 20, so every four years I have a really good birthday, or a really bad birthday. Jan. 20, 2017, was obviously a very good birthday for me, even though I was pretty hungover, ha. Three days from now will be a very bad birthday for me. Unless of course Trump releases the hounds of hell on the swamp - sigh. I am a realist, so I expect a bad birthday. I bought a bottle of champagne for Nov. 3 (boy was I naive) and I have vowed to not open it until something fucking magamazing happens. So now one of the existential disturbances in my life is staring at a bottle of champagne, wondering when I will open it.