Mike Gaudreau
Best sites for Baby Boomers
AARP is a membership organization leading positive social change and delivering value to people age 50 and over through information, advocacy and service.
50+ Baby Boomers - Hit hard by the economic recession? Afraid you can't retire? Yes, you can - there are alternatives for 50-plus older Boomers! Advice, tips, information, guides and resources for Baby Boomers seeking to retire on a fixed or limited income.
A great how to site for Baby Boomers to learn how to blog. Lots of articles and information so you can work from home.
Best Boomer Towns highlights the best 21 towns to retire or relocate to in the U.S. Features include columnists, bloggers, live news and weather feeds, video and podcasts.
Boomeon is the premier online community for Baby Boomers. See, read, do, share. This is your time. This is your place to be. And it's totally free!
The Baby Boomers' Surfing Center
baby boomer, 01A Baby Boomers Fun Web Site, Social, History, Time line, Hippies
Boomer Technology provides technology news and reviews for boomers and zoomers. If you are a boomer or consider yourself a zoomer you will find up to date technology reviews and news to inform you. We are dedicated to all you of the baby boomers generation.
Heallthy Aging for Boom Chicka Boomers. Get answers to your fitness questions on weight loss, fat loss, exercise, fitness, walking, working out, healthy eating, resistance training and other work out matters from exercise professionals, authors, writers, radio hosts, emcees, editors, fitness leaders, Kymberly and Alexandra.
How baby boomers travel. Or should that be 'how do baby boomers travel?' However you see it baby boomers in general do like to travel. If you are like me you cannot wait for your next adventure.
Hairstyles for Women over 45. Fashions for Women over 45. Giveaways for ALL always over $50.
A site for baby boomers who want to learn how to make money online using the best techniques that work, avoid scams, and how to build authority websites.
What is a Zoomer? “… a Baby Boomer with Zip.”
