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How to Lose the Old Lady Look: 11 Pro Makeup Artist Tips for Women 50+ (Video)

By Elise Marquam-Jahns June 11, 2020

It’s inevitable that the passing of years will bring about some expected (and unexpected!) changes. But the good news is that we can make just a few tweaks to our makeup routine…

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How to Get Rid of Stuff When You Have a Hard Time Getting Rid of Stuff

By Angela Horn June 09, 2020

Whenever I tell people about our minimalist lifestyle they invariably say they love the idea but have a hard time letting go of stuff. My partner and I don’t really get…

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Are You Ready for Boomer Bootcamp? You’d Better!

By Joan Craig June 08, 2020

When we start a new job, we often go through a training program, in which we learn the essential skills for the challenges ahead. New military recruits go to base training. But what about recent retirees?

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5 Surprising Ways to Strengthen Your Pelvic Floor, Especially After 50

By Sixty and Me June 06, 2020

I loved my biology classes in middle and high school. And, while I devoured lectures on the heart, lungs, and intestines, we must have skipped the pelvic floor chapter. Did you, too? Turns out, it’s pretty essential, especially to make sure you pee…

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7 “Jobs for Teens” that Are Actually Great “Jobs for Seniors!”

By Sixty and Me June 04, 2020

My first “real” job was as a waitress at a pizza joint in Boulder, Colorado. But, like many kids of my generation, my childhood was filled with odd jobs – delivering newspapers, babysitting and cleaning…

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The Great Kindness Challenge: What’s Yours?

By Noelle Nelson June 03, 2020

We are an interconnected world, as we’ve discovered more powerfully than ever through the pandemic, and if that interconnectedness sometimes brings unwanted offerings, such as the virus, it also brings treasures, like that of kindness…

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Honey, I Shrunk the World!

By Brooke Nichols June 03, 2020

The master plan called for selling the family home once the last kid was out of high school and off to college. We’d both be over 60 and ready for the next chapter…

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Writing More Than Ever Before? Here’s Help to Keep from Mixing Up Words

By Rosanne Ullman June 03, 2020

A recent post on a Facebook group page devoted to the Coronavirus launched a discussion about the frustrating way a person who is “asymptotic” can still spread the virus…

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Our CCRC Has an Unelected Mayor – Why Should That Matter?

By Sheila Grinell June 03, 2020

Soon after my husband and I moved into our continuing care retirement community, a hearty-looking fellow walked up to us and said, “I’m Tim, who are you?” I told him our names…

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Stop, Drop, and Breathe: How to Turn the Tables on Relentless Stress

By Joseph Parent June 02, 2020

There’s a slogan we’ve been told to remember if our clothes catch on fire: Stop, Drop, and Roll. Running does not put out the fire. In fact, it does the opposite; it adds oxygen. By running, you’re literally ‘fanning the flames!’

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