Everyone's linking to this Gen X had it worse than Gen Y essay, and for good reason. It's sharply written and awesome.
"Generation X is used to being ignored, stuffed between two much larger, much more vocal, demographics. But whatever! Generation X is self-sufficient. It was a latchkey child. Its parents were too busy fulfilling their own personal ambitions to notice any of its trophies—which were admittedly few and far between because they were only awarded for victories, not participation."
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Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Thursday, October 07, 2010
Gen X in Ireland
JenX67 had a fascinating link to a piece by an Irish Gen Xer bemoaning how tough it is for his generation there.
Really interesting, since we're so heads-down about our own financial woes in America, to see what's going on in the lives and heads of Europeans.
Especially since when we visited Ireland in 1999, it was called "the Celtic Tiger" and there were construction cranes busily working everywhere.
Really interesting, since we're so heads-down about our own financial woes in America, to see what's going on in the lives and heads of Europeans.
Especially since when we visited Ireland in 1999, it was called "the Celtic Tiger" and there were construction cranes busily working everywhere.
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