Baby Boomer Life Skills, That Are Useless Today 2

Do you remember memorizing phone numbers, reading paper maps, or balancing a checkbook? These everyday skills were once essential, but modern technology has made many of them nearly obsolete. In this nostalgic look back, we explore the simple yet valuable habits that shaped our lives—from sewing and letter writing to using a typewriter and driving a stick shift.

Join us as we reflect on the past and appreciate the self-sufficiency, patience, and hands-on skills that defined a different era. Whether it’s rolling down a car window manually or flipping through a physical dictionary, these experiences remind us of the charm and lessons of a slower, more intentional way of life.

What do you miss most about the “good old days”? Share your thoughts in the comments!