14 Catalogs for Seniors: A Comprehensive Guide to Mail-Order Clothing Stores for Women
Have you ever ordered from a catalog? There was a time when it was the only way to purchase items unavailable in our region. Now, with the advent of the internet, catalogs have taken a back seat. But did you know that catalogs still exist? They are a great way to make purchases…
Read More9 Healthy Habits for Women Over 60
Over the years, I have discovered there are certain pieces of common sense that apply to our weight and overall health. And whether we lose or gain weight, there are also certain undeniable facts that we must acknowledge…
Read MoreTimeless Lessons from Little House on the Prairie That Still Inspire Today
If you grew up watching Little House on the Prairie or reading the beloved books by Laura Ingalls Wilder, you know that the pioneer spirit wasn’t just about surviving – it was about thriving. The Ingalls family faced blizzards, failed crops, and financial hardships, yet they always…
Read MoreWhy We Keep What We Keep
It was at a yard sale somewhere. That’s where I bought it. Or maybe it was an antique shop someplace. I don’t remember. The portable Royal manual came in its own leather carrying case, the outside stained from someone’s black coffee or spilled wine. When I opened it, the machine’s…
Read More9 European Bike Tours for Seniors
Exploring Europe on two wheels offers seniors an enriching blend of adventure, culture, and beauty. With numerous bike tours tailored to varying fitness levels, seniors can find routes that are both enjoyable and manageable. Whether you prefer cycling along rivers, through charming…
Read MoreWhy Your Story Matters – Regardless of Who’s Listening
Most people won’t deeply engage with your life story – not because it lacks value, but because they’re preoccupied with their own. Polite nods, vague responses, or distracted glances don’t diminish its significance. The truth is, external indifference is ultimately secondary…
Read MoreNo Nanas Here – Why You Shouldn’t Assume All Women in Their 60s Are Grandmas
We’ve learned to be wary of many social assumptions over the years. The assumptions you should avoid may change a bit as you age, but they still exist. And as the years go on, we can add another big one to be cautious of – the assumption that a woman in her 60s has grandchildren…
Read MoreDo You Feel Like You’re Drying Up? How To Manage Dryness After Menopause
As women navigate menopause and beyond, many find themselves confronting an unexpected challenge – dryness. From parched skin to dry eyes, vaginal dryness, and even dry mouth, this all-too-common symptom affects countless women in their 50s and beyond…
Read MoreA Few Insights from a Clutter Buster
Does your stuff – and the things around you – represent who you are today, or who you were in the past? This is one of several thought-provoking questions in my friend Kim Kubsch’s new book, Joy of Downsizing. Kim is what I would describe as a professional organizer…
Read MoreSelf-love Through Self-care: Daily Rituals to Empower Caregivers
Caregiving comes in many forms, and if you’re a caregiver, you know that it can sometimes be challenging. But it’s also a sacred role; you are making a profound difference in another person’s life, providing care and support when they need it most. Your contribution…
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