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Be Proud to Call Yourself a Fierce Woman

By Susan "Honey" Good December 17, 2022

2023 is upon us. The New Year brings to our minds personalized thoughts, especially the ones about turning over a new leaf. We are determined to be resolute in our new resolutions. I think it is far wiser to take time to revel in positivity…

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What to Say (Or Not Say) to Someone Who Is Terminally Ill

By Debbie Hensleigh December 16, 2022

I’ve been on this trek (more arduous than a journey) with terminal cancer for a year now. For six months or so, I kept silent about my diagnosis to give me time to process and adjust with my family and a few close friends…

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Writing and Finding Your Life Passion

By Diana Raab December 14, 2022

December is a good time for an annual review and also a good time to reevaluate that you are doing all that you can do to bring joy into your life. Discovering and claiming our passion is about knowing what we love doing…

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How the Jewellery We Wear Tells the Story of Our Life

By Jane Aireton December 14, 2022

Jewellery, in all its forms tells the story of our life. Whether we choose a necklace or a bracelet, they all tell people more about who we are, and they remind us of places and people, events and special things…

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10 Winter Jackets for Women Over 50

By Sandra Roussy December 14, 2022

Shopping for a new winter jacket? Winter coats and jackets are an investment, and typically we don’t need to change them every year. Your purchase needs to be well thought out as you will probably be wearing it practically…

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Gaslighting! Word of the Year but Nothing New

By Darlene Corbett December 13, 2022

Gaslighting. What does the word evoke? I planned on writing an article about it, but Merriam-Webster beat me to it, crowning gaslighting as the word of the year. Therapists have been familiar with gaslighting prior to its 2022 coronation…

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Why New Year’s Resolutions Set Emotional Eaters for Failure and What to Do Instead

By Marion Holt December 12, 2022

New Year is coming, and I swear when the clock strikes midnight, I will turn my life around this time and turn into a slimmer, healthier, and happier version of me. I will get an annual membership to the gym and use it a whole three weeks…

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The Importance of Having Millennials and Gen X’ers in Your Life After 60

By Angela Page December 11, 2022

Many of us have at least one younger person in our lives. Whether this is a friend or a relative, here are 5 reasons why you should hang with younger people…

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2023 New Year’s Outfit Ideas for Women Over 50

By Sandra Roussy December 11, 2022

What are your New Year’s Eve plans? Are you jet-setting to a trendy party? Are you cocooning with your loved ones? Are you vacationing at a tropical resort? There is no right or wrong way to ring in the new year…

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What Causes Obesity – And What Doesn’t

By Kent Sasse December 10, 2022

The New York Times published an article recently about the causes of obesity. I must admit, I was reluctant to read the article, and I can safely say this is probably the first thing I’ve read in the mainstream media in some time that actually…

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