By Robert Fuller
The popular hippie counterculture that started back in the 1960’s was indeed so popular that even now, the concept and the culture still manage to live on.
However, the years have changed the counterculture a great deal. Despite the attempts of true-blue hippies to carry out and retain the genuine hippie spirit […]

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Interview by Gary Geyer

LetLifeIn: Welcome Jeremy. Thank you for meeting with me.
Jeremy: It’s my pleasure.
LetLifeIn: Jeremy, all your clients are past 50 and you are just 38. Is that just a coincidence?
Jeremy: No, No. I’m actually attracted to mature women. I find them easier to talk to and be with. And I must admit, […]

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By Gary Geyer
The information in this article was acquired from the book “Sex Over 50” by Dr. Joel Block.
By Gary Geyer
Once we are past 50, we either consider ourselves experts on sex or think ‘if we haven’t figured it out by now, we probably never will’.
Well, just the fact that you are reading this […]

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By Gary Geyer.
Once upon a time there wasn’t a gay rights movement. Gays and lesbians were harassed by the police and ridiculed by most everyone else. Many kept their homosexuality a secret.
That was only thirty five years ago, in 1969, (the same year as Woodstock), gay activists took a stand at the Stonewall Inn […]

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By Gary Geyer
Ah, the good life.
Playing a little golf, sitting on the veranda, having a drink or two.
Sounds wonderful.
Unfortunately, that drink or two could turn out to be a problem.
Those changes in life that retirement brings, at first glance seem to be what we’ve worked our whole life to achieve. But not uncommon, they often […]

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By Joanne Cronrath Bamberger
While playing with her daughters at a Chicago-area park recently, Karen Muller experienced what has become a rite of passage for a growing segment of adoptive parents. Pointing to her kids, a child asked, “Are you their grandma?”
Chronologically, she could be. But 56-year-old Muller didn’t even add “mom” to her […]

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By Linda Meyers and Gary Geyer
Well, it has finally happened. Those advertising people on Madison Avenue have realized that those of us over 50 are worth talking to.
We are on their radar. Now that we are a demographic, they have to re-think how they market their products.
If you haven’t noticed, most advertising you see in […]

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Interview by Gary Geyer
“Understanding & Caring for Lesbian and Gay Older Adults” is the name of a training system aimed at direct care providers for the elderly. It is an important tool for those who work both in the community and in institutions such as nursing homes and assisted living facilities.
What follows is […]

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By Gary Geyer
Seventy-six million children-a third of the United States‘ population, were born between 1946 and 1964.
The photography industry, the shoe industry, and the Band Aid industry were among countless others that came along for the ride. The marketplace was bombarded with kids’ products. Hula-Hoops, Slinkies and tricycles were everywhere.
Alien Ancestors
The parents and […]

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By Abe Geyer
On January 16, 1920, one of America’s favorite pastimes, beer drinking, came to a halt. It remained that way for thirteen years. Then, on April 7, 1933, the 18th amendment was repealed, and prohibition was over.
After thirteen years of being deprived of the good stuff, real beer was coming back.

Sixty-nine years ago, the […]

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