For Boomers, the change graph during our time has gone from a 60-degree slope to a rocket straight up. Assimilating such dramatic change has attacked the fundamental value systems that defined us. Our lives have been a constant evaluation of who we are. Coming out of the Depression and WW II, our parents in the US and Canada instilled life principles in us that were considered universal, like respect for elders and compliance with authority. This bubble was burst in the 60's, though the landing in Canada was softer than that in America. The United States and Canada are now more different than ever before. How will they continue to share the North American continent?