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Kaylin Render is a blogger at www.kickingthechaoswithkaylin.com and new author of The Accidental Ambassador, There Are No Kangaroos In Austria which can be found on Amazon. She is also a career prosecutor and single mother. You can email her at kickingthechaoswithkaylin@gmail.com

Latest Posts By Kaylin Render

2 weeks ago

A Light‑Hearted Look at My Family Health History (and Why I’m Not Doomed)

Let’s talk about genetics – that mysterious deck of cards we’re all dealt at birth. Some people get a royal flush. Some get a pair of threes and a dream. And some of us get… well… a mixed bag with a few jokers thrown in for flair…

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4 weeks ago

Has Spring Sprung… or Am I Just Spring Cleaning My Feelings?

You know it’s officially Spring in my corner of the world when the daffodils start peeking out like nosy neighbors, the grass gets its first haircut of the season, and the frogs outside begin their nightly chorus just as I’m letting the dogs out for their final potty break…

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2 months ago

When Home Is Your Castle… and You’re the Queen Who Runs It

If you’ve watched even five minutes of TV lately, you’ve probably heard the name Nancy Guthrie. She’s the 84‑year‑old Arizona woman – and mother of Today show co‑anchor Savannah Guthrie – who vanished from her home on February 1, 2026. As of this writing, she’s still missing, and the nation is collectively holding its breath…

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2 months ago

Anticipation: The Grown‑Woman Glow-Up We Didn’t Know We Needed

Let’s talk about anticipation – that delicious, tingly, butterflies-in-your-stomach feeling we used to get before Christmas morning, prom night, or the first day of summer break. Remember that? The way your whole body hummed because something good was coming?

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2 months ago

Women of a Certain Age Still Know How to Have Fun – Maybe More Than Ever

Somewhere along the way, society decided that women of a certain age are supposed to be serious. As if we had our fun decades ago. As if the moment we hit 40, 50, 60, we traded in our joy for orthopedic shoes and quiet hobbies. Well… no. Absolutely not…

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2 months ago

The Lost Art of Everyday Grace – Can We Resurrect It?

Women of a certain mature age carry a quiet archive of courtesies – small, beautiful habits that once stitched communities together. We learned them from mothers and grandmothers who believed that kindness wasn’t something you felt, it was something…

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3 months ago

Fulfilling Dreams Later in Life: It’s Never Too Late to Become Who You Were Meant to Be

Better late than never. Age is just a number. You’re never too old to succeed. We hear these phrases all the time, but lately they’ve been hitting me with a new kind of truth. Maybe it’s the confidence that comes with being firmly planted in my fabulous 50s, or maybe it’s the quiet realization…

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3 months ago

The Joys of Living Alone… and the Tiny Texas Community That Took It to the Next Level

Let’s be honest: a whole lot of women of a certain age are out here living alone – and thriving. And why wouldn’t we be? Living solo comes…

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3 months ago

The “Just in Case” Bag: A Love Letter to Prepared Women Everywhere

I’ve been single most of my life – and a single mom on top of that. Not complaining, not lamenting, not wishing it different. Just setting the stage. Because when you’re the only adult in the room, you learn very quickly that you are the cavalry, the logistics…

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3 months ago

Sip, Smile and Repeat: Hydration Hacks for Your Fabulous 60s

Does anyone out there not have a trendy water bottle these days? If you didn’t already own one, chances are someone lovingly shoved one into your hands over…

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