A.I. revisits the 1950-1960's local Drive-in movie theater craze through the eyes of a 75 year-old 'Boomer' who lived it.

BLAST FROM THE PAST: The 1950's & 60's at our favorite east side Drive-in Movie Theaters.

Remember all the fun we had those Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights at one of our two most favorite places to hang out: Roebuck and Starlight Drive-in Movie Theaters.

For those of us who lived it, going to the drive-in back then was so much more than just 'going to the movies' - something generations that followed us could never quite understand or appreciate fully.

Further, it seems that only in looking back do we begin to truly learn.

As we journey through life, our memories accumulate like precious gems, tucked away in the secret chambers of our hearts. Each memory is a treasure, carefully preserved, waiting to be revisited.

From time to time, we should unlock these hidden vaults, dust off the cobwebs, and let the memories spill forth. Like a connoisseur of fine cognac, we savor them—slowly, deliberately—allowing their essence to dance on our tongues.

The aroma of nostalgia fills the air, and we are transported back to moments long past. Perhaps it’s the laughter shared with friends, the touch of a loved one’s hand, or the scent of blooming flowers on a warm spring day. These memories are the vintage wines of our souls, aged to perfection.

So, my dear friend, raise your glass to the tapestry of experiences that have woven themselves into your being. May you continue to sip from this well of remembrance, relishing the flavors of joy, sorrow, and everything in between.

And as the years go by, may your heart overflow with the richness of a life well-lived—a symphony of memories, each note resonating with love, resilience, and the sweet passage of time....