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Navigating the Threshold of Transition with L.I.F.E.         

By Michelle Hill June 10, 2026

Your life is a STORY of transition. You are always leaving one chapter behind while moving on to the next. Some chapters are audacious and breathtaking. Some chapters are full of unspeakable joy and happiness. Others… well… not so much. There are turbulent chapters that leave…

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How to Find the Blush and Lipstick Colors That Will Make You Look Radiant in Your 60s

By Elise Marquam-Jahns June 10, 2026

Once you have discovered the undertone of your skin, you are ready to go in search of the lipstick and blush color – or colors! – that will brighten your complexion, enhance your whole appearance and possibly become life-long…

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How to Declutter Your Home, 20-Minutes at a Time

By Karen Kingston June 10, 2026

We all know the old saying that a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, and the same principle can be applied to clutter clearing too. The trick is to begin small and take it a step at a time. Begin by choosing a small area that contains things you…

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Could You Really Start a New Life in Southeast Asia on Your Own?

By James Swaby June 09, 2026

When people imagine retiring abroad, they often picture a couple setting off together to start a new chapter. But many women considering a move overseas are not in that position. Some are widowed. Some are divorced. Some have partners who have no interest in moving. Others simply find themselves wondering whether they are too old to make such a significant change on their own…

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Crocheting a Blanket for Beginners

By Samantha Howard June 08, 2026

If you’re starting out with crochet and want to make something simple, a blanket is a great way to go. Crocheting a blanket isn’t difficult and will allow you to practice basic techniques. Whether this will be your first project or you’ve already completed…

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Feeling Down on Yourself in Your 60s? 3 Fantastic Things to Remember

By Martha Bodyfelt June 08, 2026

We all have guilty pleasures. But do you want to know which one is my favorite? I love watching House Hunters on HGTV! There’s nothing better to do on a lazy Sunday morning. So, coffee in hand…

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My Digital Footprint – What I Learned About My Online Identity

By Amy Downing June 07, 2026

As I prepared to write this article, I googled myself multiple times. Each search turned up something different. Several months ago, I had requested removal from the Zoom.info database and hadn’t thought much about it since. My initial search showed mostly expected results – my website, my LinkedIn profile, and social media links from a local organization I volunteer for. But then I dug deeper…

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7 Questions to Ask Before Moving Somewhere New in Retirement

By Scott Farlay June 06, 2026

Moving somewhere new in retirement can sound wonderfully simple at first. You imagine a lower cost of living, better weather, less stress, perhaps a smaller home, and maybe more time near family, friends, or the kind of place you always wished you had lived…

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What Is Negative Space in Home Décor and How to Use It

By Leslie Ginnes June 06, 2026

Do you love changing up your home’s décor? Do you get happy thinking about design but want a tip or two to elevate your game? Even if you yawn at the idea of redoing your space because your skill set and joy lie elsewhere, this information could help you with all the holiday decor…

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How Grandparents Can Help Rewrite the Story About Gen Z

By Marie-France Laberge June 04, 2026

What do stereotypes say about young adults born between 1997 and 2012? What valuable role can grandparents play? To set aside judgment and open up the conversation, they have a key advantage: perspective. They know, for example, that every new generation has, in its own way, been viewed with suspicion by the one that came before it…

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