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Happy Brain, Healthy Heart = Happy Heart, Healthy Brain

By Noelle Nelson March 11, 2019

“You have to meet Miss Fiona!” my friend gushed, knowing my passion for celebrating dynamic, thriving seniors. “She’s truly amazing!” Read More

How to Plan for Your Ideal Themed Travel Tour

By Sixty and Me March 10, 2019

Many women over 60 consider travel as the top activity on their bucket list. With newfound freedom from the nine-to-five job, you now have the opportunity to pursue your interests. Read More

3+ Ways to Create Positive Experiences in Your Senior Years (Baby Steps May Be the Key!)

By Kay Van Norman March 09, 2019

By now, you’ve either been rocking it with your New Year’s resolutions, or they’ve fallen by the wayside as “life” happens. Read More

These 10 Healthy Food Bloggers Will Help You Surprise Your Grandkids with Your Culinary Creations

By Margaret Manning March 08, 2019

One of the nice things about getting a little older is that you finally have time to focus on your passions. In the kitchen, this means that you have the freedom to break away from the dishes that you are famous for and try something a little more surprising. Read More

Travel After 60: How A Themed Tour Can Be An Exciting Match For Your Passions!

By Sixty and Me March 05, 2019

What do cooking shows, documentaries about history or architecture, or bird-watching have in common? You are bound to find a themed travel tour that can incorporate any one of these passions into a fascinating trip of a lifetime! If you’ve ever been curious to combine your particular interest with a travel adventure, you will really enjoy today’s video with Shila Desai.

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Don’t Wait for Happiness to Find You: Invest in Finding It for Yourself!

By Noelle Nelson March 01, 2019

Happiness is more than a feel-good emotion. Happiness, science is discovering, is actually surprisingly beneficial to our health and longevity. Read More

Forget the Funny Sweater: Here Are 6 Real Benefits of Knitting

By Margaret Manning February 24, 2019

My mother was a brilliant knitter. I used to sit in awe watching her fingers fly over colored threads weaving intricate patterns. As she chatted with me while knitting, I would have the honor of helping her roll her balls of wool. It always amazed me that she could do such complicated knitting patterns while watching the television and talking to someone at the same time. Read More

Road Scholar “Get-Togethers” Combine Large Group Camaraderie with Small Group Learning

By Sixty and Me February 23, 2019

Road Scholar, the not-for-profit leader in educational travel, offers an incredible depth and breadth of learning adventures for adults for whom learning is the adventure of a lifetime.

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Potlucks for Boomers: 6 Creative Ideas for Hosting a Culinary Connection

By Fran Braga Meininger February 23, 2019

As time goes on, we may find entertaining guests less attractive, even overwhelming. We may not have the energy or the inclination to prepare a full dinner party for a large group, nor the extra cash to foot the bill. But we still want to stay in touch and spend time with our dear friends. Read More

Tips for Choosing a River Cruise

By Wendy Richards February 21, 2019

Choosing a river cruise can well be like trying to order a meal. What type of bread, which soup, what dressing, how do you want your steak? Every year more and more boats are on the rivers. Which one suits your appetite and bank account? I guarantee once you read this, you will be calling an expert. Read More