“I am sorry to see such a tradition leave Malibu,” he said. “We’re losing so many traditions and the millennials are missing out on socializing instead of always being on 2-inch screens.”
So true, your comments about millennials. I’m a late Gen-Xer myself and I firmly believe that Gen-Xers are the last generation to know what true socializing is (or was). We are the last generation to know what life was before technology. We are the last generation to know what real conversations are (or were). We are the last generation to know what it was like going to the mall and actually shopping or hanging out with friends are (or were).
Nice post.
“I am sorry to see such a tradition leave Malibu,” he said. “We’re losing so many traditions and the millennials are missing out on socializing instead of always being on 2-inch screens.”
So true, your comments about millennials. I’m a late Gen-Xer myself and I firmly believe that Gen-Xers are the last generation to know what true socializing is (or was). We are the last generation to know what life was before technology. We are the last generation to know what real conversations are (or were). We are the last generation to know what it was like going to the mall and actually shopping or hanging out with friends are (or were).