Posted by Truth or Consequences on 2/27/2026, 21:38:26, in reply to "Of course I remember him. AM radio was our lifeline in the 60's and 70's..." Of course. Us Baby Boomers certainly didn't spend our lives whining and "poor me'ing or sitting in a chair at the therapist's office or waiting on our parents to save us. We knew how to get on with life...to have fun and take care of ourselves. 16 Message Thread RIP Neil Sedaka (Disregard the post below - way too mournful) - Truth or Consequences 2/27/2026, 18:52:10 Re: RIP Neil Sedaka (Disregard the post below - way too mournful) - Johnny Salt 2/27/2026, 19:46:33 Re: RIP Neil Sedaka (Disregard the post below - way too mournful) - Truth or Consequences 2/27/2026, 19:53:53 Re: RIP Neil Sedaka (Disregard the post below - way too mournful) - Johnny Salt 2/27/2026, 21:04:59 Re: RIP Neil Sedaka (Disregard the post below - way too mournful) - Truth or Consequences 2/27/2026, 21:28:36 It's too late. I can't unsee it. Now I am all depressed... - TEXRA 2/27/2026, 19:01:21 Re: It's too late. I can't unsee it. Now I am all depressed... - Truth or Consequences 2/27/2026, 19:47:26 Of course I remember him. AM radio was our lifeline in the 60's and 70's... - TEXRA 2/27/2026, 21:13:59 Re: Of course I remember him. AM radio was our lifeline in the 60's and 70's... - Truth or Consequences 2/27/2026, 21:38:26 « Back to index | View thread »
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