About The Big Generation

Here’s the answer: It’s Boomers – Plus. The BIG Generation is Boomers plus the people we love, the people who love us, and the older Americans who share our Boomer values and, yes, our Boomer problems:
If you were born between 1946 – 1964, you’re a Boomer: You’re a member of The BIG Generation!
But there are also Honorary Boomers — Americans older than us and, yes, Americans who are a little bit younger than us. We’re just gonna come out and say it — unlike some people we know (millennials), Boomers were raised to respect people older than us. So, if you’re older than 74, the way we see it, you’re not just a member of The BIG Generation, you’re an HONORED member of The BIG Generation. You might have fought in WWII or Korea — or you might have been a nurse for the soldiers, or even a riveter! You might have raised a few of us Boomers. Thank you.

If you’re between 40 and 56, just a little too young to be a Boomer, you probably already know the hard news — The Coronavirus pandemic, for many of us over 40, is making a life that was already not so easy, even harder. Too many of us are falling to disease. Hard earned lifetimes of work are suddenly ending in involuntary retirement.  And, despite those struggles, we’re still doing all we can to be good wives, husbands and parents.
Lastly, there’s a group of people who get way to little credit — The young people who help us Big Generation members as we age, slow down and get sick.  We’re talking about the home health workers, nursing home staff and adult children who do so much for us just because they have big hearts. Thank you.  If anybody deserves to be a member of The BIG Generation Family, it’s you.
If we just described you:  Welcome.  And bless you.

The BIG Generation Website — Entertainment, fun and friends.

Home alone?  Wish you had more to do?  Hoping to make some friends?  The BIG Generation is the place for you.

You like thinking about the 50s, 60s, and 70s?  Cool.  We do too.  We’re not saying things were better back then — in many ways they weren’t. But they were interesting — and there was a lot to love about them.  Elvis. The Beatles.  The Temptations.   Diana Ross.  Vince Lombardi and Joe Namath.  Whether you loved ‘em or hated them — LBJ and Dick Nixon were darn interesting, and they changed America.   We BIG Generation members live in the present, but that doesn’t mean that we don’t like thinking about the past that made us who we are.

And then there’s you—The BG Website offers original soap operas, "Reality Interet" (just wait — you’ll see!), and interactive social media for making friends.   Check out our “Soap Opera Trilogy,” Heart’s Edge, Heart on Edge and Edge of Heart (yes, it’s an inside joke, but it’s really 3 separate shows).  Sign up for our cash prize Reality Internet contests like "Jigsaw Mania" and "It’s a Date: And Everybody’s Watching!" Or just use our site to meet people like yourself — who want to meet you.