Kia Ora. I’m Radha Sahar, writer, mainly of songs. I also paint. Baby Boomer Girl is a sub-persona. I refer to her in the 3rd person as a character I act out. She emerged in a burst of writing inspired by the joy of having a lovely new man in my life. Baby Boomer Girl thinks she struts her generation via rebellious, humorous songs & the occasional moving one – I hope she’s not deluding herself.
Sex – Born-again enthusiasm for the joys of love, (met him on the internet).
Drugs – High on life, vitamin pills & natural progesterone cream.
Rock ‘n Roll – While I still can!
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~ Radha Sahar is a composer & audio producer for UCA Music, an indie NZ record company specializing in children’s music. (World Peace Music Award, two Tuis in the NZ Music Industry awards, and Honorable Mention in the ISC (International Songwriting Competition, Nashville). She currently recording her first vocal album of adult-contemporary songs, due to be released on 2019. She is also a painter, with works in the NZ Parliamentary collection.
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You are an inspiration!!
Just listening to your radio slot, and your choice of music. Bob Dylan mmmm I love the melodic line. I love your focus on youth music.
Thanks Dallas – our new Kids Sing Bob Dylan album is being received with much enthusiasm – it really does stand out – the kids are very talented… Take a listen at my kids music website – http://www.ucamusic.com – hey – that gives me an idea – I’ll write a post on it! Cheers!
I will be following you. You go girl! Way to go! I can relate.
@Jim Thats good stuff
Love the Blog.
Baby boomers started the notion of more liberal societies – many of us have been too busy providing love and stability for our families to carry it further.
Well the children are all grown up now, so its back to our special time then.
Yeay – keep up the blog, I love it.
Hi~
Just discovered your blog! You seem to be having a great time with it.
I am also a Baby Boomer, 54 in a couple of months!
I live in the US. I am an Esthetician and a Pilates Instructor. I also have a blog, it’s very new. It is about skin care and wrinkles, how to figure out what to do and not do in terms of looking your freshest best.
I am going to bookmark this blog! I’ll come back when I have a decent amount of time to devote to discovering your music, and you.
So, see you later… oh, I will look you up on Twitter!
Jeffrie Ann
Hi Rada
Reading your babyboomergirl blog is like busting out of a dark winter into an orange and yellow spring. Internet dating sounds like a universal adventure
Cherllisha Silva
Good to hear how you are doing. All the very best with this new venture. Dreams of Flying and Touch still rate as two of my most loved cds.
Love
Rob and Ayleen
Hello dear aunty,
so nice to hear you are happy in love and life, I am too could not be happier awaiting the next step which is inevitably marriage and children. Every cloud has a silver lining should your marriages not have failed you would have never met your internet hunk its funny how the universe has our lives planned out beyond our control.
Love to you xoxox M
Great to meet you Deana – I’m particularly touched by your feeling kinship in being ‘global neighbors’ – I agree – the internet has enabled that to explode!
I feel a connection to Nederland since, when I was a child, I became close friends with a Dutch girl who had just immigrated here and could not speak English. It wasn’t long before we closed the language barrier – her learning English and me, a little Hollands. I wasn’t fluent, could never read or write it, and I’ve pretty much lost it all now. But the affection and connection to the language remains.
As a child I used to dream/fantasize that I could speak every language in the world. That dream has never left me, deep down; I think it is what drives my inspiration to communicate through music – (it being a sort of universal language). We are one heart.
Babyboomergirl, thank you for visiting my blog.
Yes I do follow you back on twitter.
I see on your blog you even take into account the size of the letters here on the comment block.
My eyes are just one year older then yours. I just turned 61.
I like your blog and your song. This is a subject that a lot of people has to deal with. I have relatively young kids. I became a mother at 40 and 41, so my kids are 21 and 19 now.
I can so relate to losts of the things you wrote about yourself.
I will sure come back and keep reading what you have to say on your blog.
Hope to get to know you in the new future.
How cool is this, You in New Zealand and I’m in the Netherlands and it looks like you’re telling the story of somebody living just an hour drive from me.
All this because of Internet.
Tweet with you on twitter. I just registered on Facebook too, but I havn’t have my full registration and don’t know how things are woking there. In due time I’ll invite you to join me on Facebook too.
Deana