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Ageless Bonds: An Exploration of the Vital Importance of Friendships as We Grow Older

By Diane Bruno January 20, 2024

In the fabric of life, friendships are the threads that weave through our journey, creating a vibrant pattern that only deepens with time. As we age, the value of these connections becomes immeasurable, contributing significantly to our emotional…

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Moving to a New Home Later in Life: Adjusting to Your New Home

By Peter Keers January 13, 2024

Throughout the prior installments of this Sixty and Me blog series, I’ve covered the many facets of deciding to move later in life and how to prepare. Once you’ve moved, how do you adjust to your new living quarters and community?

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I’ve Decided to Set My New Year Intentions

By Beverly Bowers January 13, 2024

We are well on our way, and I am already feeling the days slipping by too fast. How about you? Did you set any New Year resolutions? How are you doing? Already blown that diet? Rain or snow forced you to rethink the daily workout you promised…

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Hobbies for Women Over 50 – Amazing Ideas from the Sixty and Me Community

By Margaret Manning January 09, 2024

One of the best things about life as we get older is that we finally have a little extra time to do the things we love. Having interesting hobbies keeps our minds and bodies active while we transition into our senior years. This is the time…

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I Gather, Therefore I Am: Finding Other Women for Health and Happiness

By Danna Walker January 08, 2024

As I sat in a local restaurant at lunchtime, waiting for my friend, I looked around and saw a large room filled with women doing exactly the same thing. We were all gathering to commiserate, share, expound and take or offer encouragement and advice – woman to woman, beet salad to beet salad – no topic too large or too trivial to take on.

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Resolution, Revolution and Resistance, Taken from Dylan Thomas and Approved by Me

By Maggie Marangione January 07, 2024

I tossed my walker over the cliff the other day (figuratively); I was raising my angry fist at my advancing years and infirmities, much like Dylan Thomas wrote in his famous poem. Acceptance of this has been a battle as I deal with body part replacements…

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Embracing the New Year with Abundance

By Deborah Voll January 07, 2024

As we begin a brand-new year, it’s customary for many of us to reflect on the aspects of our lives we’d like to eliminate or change. However, consider this: what if we approached this new year with a different mindset – one focused on what we want…

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Why You Should Put Improving Your Balance at the Top of Your New Years’ Resolutions

By Claudine Aherne December 30, 2023

Are you noticing your balance more than you used to? Do you sometimes hesitate when you’re walking or worry about tripping and falling? Do you feel nervous or unsteady coming down the stairs? Even if you are not someone…

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Create a Bucket List of Local Adventures for 2024

By Patty Grasher December 29, 2023

There are so many fun things to do right in your hometown that, if you are like me and keep putting them off, they never happen. So, how about creating a “Local Bucket list of Adventures”? Not only will it beat off the local humdrums and send them packing…

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7 Quick Things You Can Do to Have the Best New Year’s Eve Ever

By Ilene Marcus December 29, 2023

Why does New Year’s Eve evoke such strong feelings in people? It was the best of times, it was the worst of times – thanks for the insight, Charles Dickens. The real question is: how do I bulletproof myself either way?

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