5 Reasons to Make Matcha Green Tea a Daily Habit in Your 60s
If you’ve been searching for a quick, easy and affordable way to boost your energy, lose some weight and just feel generally healthier, you’re not alone. Read More
Which State Is the Most Exciting to Retire To?
When you’re heading into retirement, there are a number of things you’ll automatically start to consider, including your health, finances, and living arrangements. But there are lots of exciting things you’ll want to factor in, too. From the ease of finding social events and meeting new people to being able to enjoy your favorite hobbies […]
Read MoreMyths and Tricks for Secondhand Shopping
Secondhand shopping is having its moment right now since it’s environmentally friendly and good for the earth. So, let’s explore some of the myths and tricks to make it a successful venture. If you still don’t think this kind of shopping…
Read MoreLearn to De-stress Over Covid-19 by Making Personal Choices That Work for You
A dear friend called me yesterday, distressed: “What am I supposed to do? Some people are wandering around town without masks, eating at outdoor patios with less than three feet between them. Isn’t that horribly dangerous?
Read MoreWhat Does the Loss of a Parent Leave Behind?
I lost my mother recently. It wasn’t to Covid-19, thank goodness, but it was very sudden. Because of the virus, I was not able to make a planned trip to spend Easter with her this year. Indeed, and like so many other families who have lost…
Read MoreStaying Social After 60: How to Avoid Fake Friend Requests on Facebook
A man named Randy Scott (not his real name), requested to ‘friend me’ on Facebook. I often get military men, middle-aged and older men, requesting to be friends. I delete them since my rule of thumb is, “Don’t accept friend requests from people I don’t know.” Read More
Mercury Retrograde? What’s the Fuss All About?
Yesterday, I was on the phone with my sister, who lives and is quarantined in Buenos Aires. She was complaining that so many different things around the house needed fixing. As she was telling me about her broken electric oven…
Read MoreWho Do You See When You Look in the Mirror? A Boomer’s Guide to Loving Your Face
Some time ago I wrote a light-hearted article offering tips to boomers on how to take selfies, seeing as it’s such a phenomenon. Granted, it’s a millennial phenom, which I don’t love all that much. But hey, times change and change is the only certain thing in life. Read More
Take Action to Lose Weight After 60… and Keep it Off!
In a past article, I discussed six mindsets you have to overcome when trying to lose weight, and keep it off, in your 60s.
The comments by women in the Sixty and Me community showed a great interest in the vision, goal, and action pointers. However, they were particularly interested in the very specific actions that could be taken. Read More
Covid-19 Phase Two: What Do We Do Now?
A couple of days ago I was at the computer when I heard a knock at the window. I looked out and saw it was my daughter, her partner, and my three month old grandson, Anteo, at the door surprising us. The three had driven up…
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