Top 3 Best Travel Hobbies for Seniors
In America, Punxsutawney Phil has predicted five more weeks of winter. Soon the snow and rain of the season will evaporate and give way to the sunshine of spring! March through June means more mild climates around the world, allowing travelers…
Read MoreDare and Move On – How a Love of Writing Changed My Life
A dozen years ago, I moved with my husband to Miami. I had done this before, moving to another country because of his job. One more time, we decided, and then we will be ready for retirement. Who would have known we were going to change our minds? Retirement is really not in our plans yet. That is alright. As long as we feel good about our lives, why change them?
Read MoreDating Tips for Mature Women: 7 Signs He’s Bad for You (and 7 He’s Got it Bad for You!)
If a guy really likes you, he wants to be with you. Common sense. But what about in the beginning, before it’s a relationship. How do you know a man is interested then? At our age, it’s not like you’ll see him in fourth period English…
Read MoreIf You’re Trying to Eat Healthier – Let Your Smart Speaker Help!
We probably have all witnessed friends and family asking an invisible “Alexa,” “Siri,” “Bixby” or “Google” to play some music or tell them the weather and wondering who in the world they were talking to.
Read MoreMoney Remodel Tips AFTER Marriage
Once upon a time… she kissed the frog who turned into a prince… and they lived happily ever after! Is that how your marriage story went or is going? Mine neither! Although I do have to say that after 37 years, my husband and I feel less stressed, happier…
Read MoreEnjoy Thailand Before the Tourists Return
If you’ve ever longed to visit Thailand or, like most people who’ve been there, you long to return – now is a great time. After a few false starts upended by waves of Covid, Thailand is removing barriers and welcoming back foreign tourists…
Read MoreDon’t Hesitate to Find Your New Passion
They say there’s no cloud without a silver lining, and although this pandemic has been a very large and very dark cloud, there have been a few silver linings here and there. Namely, some people have discovered passions they didn’t know they had…
Read MoreFiling Bankruptcy after 60? 5 Things You Need to Know
Many seniors feel overwhelmed with their financial situation. It could be credit card debt or piled up medical bills. No matter the source, you are not alone…
Read MoreWhat I’ve Learned from My 95-Year-Old Mom About Relationships
The best fight my parents ever had was the day my father tried to outrun my mom in their own house. Before I get into the story, there’s something I should share about Annie, my mom. She’s slow to anger and she’s not a yeller…
Read MorePaying for Long-Term Care: Government Programs
In my last Sixty and Me blog, Paying for Long-Term Care: What Are the Options? I noted there are three sources of money to pay for long-term care: Your own money, government sources, and Insurance. This blog will cover more details about using…
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