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An Insider’s Guide to Retiring in Bali

By Sherry Bronson February 19, 2019

I retired in Bali… can you?

Retirement crept up on me. I had excellent health, meager savings and a severe case of age-appropriate denial. Then, three friends died of cancer within eighteen months. I wasn’t yet sixty-one. All younger than I, they had unrealized dreams and unfinished lives. Read More

Find Out How Martin Short Copes with Losing the Love of His Life

By Sixty and Me February 02, 2019

Martin Short, 68, may be well-known for his comedic timing and being a leading funnyman, but as Short has come to understand first-hand, there is nothing funny about death. Read More

Writing and the Creative Process: Enhancing Creativity After 60, Part 2

By Joan Frances Moran January 30, 2019

In Part One of this blog series, I described three ways in which people over 60 can enhance the creative process. I also referenced my passion for writing. Read More

Don’t Make New Year’s Resolutions: Mature Women Enjoy This Alternative

By Kathleen M. Rehl December 27, 2018

The year 2019 is almost here. You might be thinking about a New Year’s resolution, a way to make your life better. If you’ve done this before, you probably focused on some self-improvement goal. Read More

Michael Caine is Blowing the Bloody Doors Off His Past

By Sixty and Me November 22, 2018

Michael Caine, 85, is an internationally acclaimed actor who has appeared in more than 125 films (Alfie, Sleuth, A Muppet Christmas Carol, The Dark Knight Trilogy) throughout the span of his six-decade career in the entertainment industry. Read More

Sally Field’s 5 Lessons About Life, Love, and Perseverance

By Sally Fox November 13, 2018

In her deeply moving memoir In Pieces, Sally Field, now 72, lays bare her life and allows us to get under the surface appearance of a two-time Oscar-winning actress still known to the public as “America’s sweetheart.” Read More

Michelle Yeoh Delivers a Crazy Powerful Performance in the New Film, Crazy Rich Asians

By Sixty and Me August 24, 2018

Over the past 30 years, Michelle Yeoh, 56, has carved out a special space for herself among the Hollywood elite – a female action star recognized not only for her good looks, but for her impressive martial arts skills and compelling portrayal of complex characters on the big screen. Read More

Living It Up at 86: You’ll Love Rita Moreno’s Inspiring Outlook on Life!

By Sixty and Me August 13, 2018

Rita Moreno, 86, a Puerto Rican actress, dancer, and singer, was brought to the United States from Puerto Rico by her mother when she was only 5-years-old. Little did she know at the time that her new life in America would include a successful acting career that would span over six decades. Read More

What it’s Like to Work as a Funeral Director

By Alexandra Kathryn Mosca July 22, 2018

“What’s it like to work as a funeral director?” This is a question I’ve been asked time and again. My response: It’s not easy, given the complex emotions involved. It takes enormous commitment and dedication, along with a compassionate nature and respect for tradition and ceremony. Read More

10 Ways to Collect and Share Your Most Precious Memories

By Margaret Manning June 11, 2018

Our memories are among our most cherished possessions… and this is especially true as we get a little older. But, with so many memories, how can we collect and share the most important ones with those we love? Today, I’d like to offer 10 suggestions for doing exactly this. I’d also love to hear how you share your precious memories with your family and friends. Join us for a cup of tea (or coffee) and a chat. And, if you enjoy the show, please tell one friend about us today. Your support means so much to me! Read More