An introduction to the concept of nostalgia and its cultural and political implications.

Some years ago I started graving for paper. After all those years of instant communication and electronic messages, the thought of getting a hand-written letter was almost too much to bear. But who would write letters these days?

Halloween is the premier holiday as a child, but the glory needn’t fade with adulthood. Or ever. Period.

Teenage Sexuality in the 1960s.

Is the past everything it’s cracked up to be or do we need to remember it differently?

Time changes things. Time changes every thing.

As a Baby Boomer, it’s not the same world today that you were raised in or the same one you raised your kids in either. Schools changed, food changed and your perceptions of right and wrong may have changed.

Where do our childhood friends go? Many of our childhood friends float away as we grow older, and we can’t really do anything to stop that from happening.

It is an indisputable fact, that as we grow older, we increasingly look back at our lives, and at the lives of our families and friends, with longing, or satisfaction, or regret, or nostalgia.

Well! New Year is about to dawn and the old year will fade into memories. While we celebrate the arrival, we often indulge in nostalgia for the year passed.