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A Compassionate Christmas from One Generation to the Next

By Christine Field December 15, 2018

Do you want Christmas to be more than the dazzle of gifts and tinsel, either for yourself, or your child or grandchild? Read More

4 Ways to Bling Up Your Holiday Attire: Advice for Mature Women with Style

By Andrea Pflaumer December 14, 2018

In the Northern Hemisphere, this is the darkest time of the year. So, naturally, we want to bring in the light! And what better way to do that than with a little sparkle and shine for the holidays? Read More

Fresh News for an Aging Mind: Cellular Therapy – What Is That?

By Elise Marquam-Jahns December 14, 2018

Medicine has evolved a lot in the past decades. When we were in our 20s and 30s, treatment options were limited. Now we are in our sixth decade and beyond, and the possibilities seem endless. Read More

Revealing Retirement Plans to Management: Should You Be Paranoid?

By Howard Fishman December 14, 2018

Should you reveal your retirement plans to management? Perhaps. However, before you do so, there are pros, cons, and sometimes serious ramifications to be considered. Read More

Fashion for Women Over 60: 5 Classic and Elegant Looks for Any Occasion

By Margaret Manning December 13, 2018

When you want to hide your tummy, do you wear patterns, colors or something else? Join us in this demonstration with fashion expert Melanie Payge, who has some great outfit ideas to share. Enjoy the show! Read More

Living with Chronic Illness? A New Christmas Tree Mindset Approach Helps to Age Well Regardless

By Verla Fortier December 12, 2018

Have your Christmas tree traditions changed over the years? Many of my friends have opted for artificial trees for ease and cost. This, at first, does make sense since they use the artificial trees year after year. Read More

5 Downsizing Dilemmas and How to Deal with Them

By Michele Meier Vosberg December 12, 2018

As we age, we are often looking to downsize or eliminate clutter and excess. Many of us embrace the concept of living with fewer things to maintain and that tie us down. The reality is that actually releasing our things can be challenging.
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Laughter After 60: Aging Actors Are Not Afraid to Show Off Their Wrinkles

By Sally Fox December 11, 2018

After watching the first few episodes of The Kominsky Method, the new hit on Netflix, I’ve surrendered to binge watching. I love watching the two great actors, Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin, as they share their older, wrinkled faces and show us the humor in problems we might just identify with. Read More

Does Soundtrack of Your Life Include Songs That Remind You of Home?

By Jan Moore December 11, 2018

Songs have the ability to transport us back to a specific time and place in our lives. Music stirs our emotions, and particular songs can be tied to memories we hold dear. They can take us home again. Read More

Romantic Destinations: 5 Tips for Women Traveling Solo After 60

By Brooke Nichols December 10, 2018

After losing my husband and globe-trotting partner of 24 years to cancer, I knew I would travel again someday. At nearly 60, I was still a relatively young woman, and there was a lot of world left to see. But my trips to so-called ‘romantic’ destinations were history as far as I was concerned. Read More