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Planning Your Own Funeral? Here Are 3 Important Things to Consider (Video)

By Margaret Manning April 16, 2016

On the surface, the concept of planning your own funeral sounds pretty depressing. After all, who wants to admit that they are mortal? Even those of us who accept the fact that we will one day no longer be on this beautiful planet, don’t like to think about it too often. Read More

5 Ways that Palliative Care Improves the Quality of Life for Terminally Ill Patients (Video)

By Margaret Manning April 12, 2016

Most of us don’t think about palliative care until someone that we love needs it. In some ways, this is natural. No-one likes to think about their own mortality and it is even harder to imagine someone close to us suffering. That said, there are many reasons to talk about death, even if we are not yet directly impacted by it. Read More

What Speaking on a Cruise Ship Taught Me About Being a Superlifer

By Jane Aireton April 11, 2016

I am having so much fun being a guest blogger on Sixty and Me. The strength and vibrancy of this community is amazing and I love interacting with you all. Read More

Getting Older Should Be About Looking Forward, Not Back

By Jayne Ragheb March 10, 2016

Why do we live in the past? Why don’t we look forward to whatever years we have left? Is it because we know we’re going to die? If so, I can’t think of a better reason to enjoy our lives and keep planning for the future. We should never stop dreaming, dancing, laughing and learning. Read More

4 Myths About River Cruises that Stop People from Setting Sail

By Margaret Manning March 07, 2016

When you think about the word “cruise,” what images pop into your mind? Read More

5 Reasons Viking River Cruises Are an Amazing Value

By Sixty and Me February 17, 2016

Ok, let’s get this out of the way. Viking river cruises aren’t cheap. In fact, for most of us, saving for a luxury river cruise is a multi-year process. Read More

Could the Benefits of Laughter Include Stronger Friendships?

By Margaret Manning February 05, 2016

By now, you’re probably heard that the benefits of laughter include stress relief and an increase in positivity. Laughter therapy is even used in some hospitals to reduce pain. But, did you know that laughter may also be able to help you build stronger relationships? It’s true! Let me explain. Read More

6 Ways River Cruises Are Unlike Anything that You Will Experience on the Ocean

By Margaret Manning January 14, 2016

There is a certain reverence with which a ship’s crew looks at the ocean. It is powerful, exciting and unpredictable. Rivers are something different entirely. They are still powerful, but, it is a quiet power. They are exciting, yet refined. Read More

6 Life-Changing New Year’s Resolutions for Women Over 60

By Margaret Manning December 26, 2015

If there’s one characteristic that many women over 60 seem to possess in abundance, it’s our sense of resilience and dynamism. Women over 60 have witnessed massive changes in society and in ourselves during the course of our lives.

As we approach another New Year, it’s time to take stock of what else we might like to change in our lives by setting some New Year’s resolutions. Read More

This Thanksgiving, it’s Time to Put on Your Red Shoes and Dance

By Joan Frances Moran November 25, 2015

Thanksgiving is a time for sharing our gratitude with the world.

It is also an opportunity for personal reflection. As we give thanks for the many wonderful people, places and things in our lives, we can learn about ourselves and our values. Read More