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It’s About Time! James Bond Now Has a Girlfriend His Own Age

By Margaret Manning October 16, 2015

Bond girls have been a central part of the James Bond experience, since the films were first released in the 1960s. There have been exceptions, especially in recent years, but, for the most part, “bond girls” have been seen as accessories, rather than meaningful characters.

Another common characteristic of all bond girls is that they are young. Apparently, despite his deadly skills, James Bond doesn’t have what it takes to challenge someone his own age! Read More

Memorable First Jobs and What We Can Learn from Them

By Margaret Manning October 13, 2015

Many women have strong memories of their first paid job. Sometimes their memories are tinged with mixed emotions – but there is no denying that first taste of freedom and a pay check combined with the sense of being truly “grown up” represents a significant milestone in a young woman’s life. Read More

Go Ahead and Giggle! Laughter Might Be the Best Medicine After All

By Margaret Manning October 06, 2015

Positivity is my mantra. I always try to put an optimistic spin on things. After all, for the most part, what goes on in the world is outside of our immediate control. Read More

How to Protect Your Aging Skin from Damage While Shaving

By Sixty and Me October 05, 2015

There are many good things about being over 60. Feeling more confident in your own skin is one of them.

While you will still want to look your best, the days of fretting about the size or shape of your body are behind you. Beauty, like wisdom, comes with age. Those aged over 60 can still enjoy their favourite beauty regimes to help them look and feel great and shaving is a big part of that.

So, how should shaving for women over 60 be approached? Read More

“The 4 Secrets to Finding Mr. Right” Audio Program

By Margaret Manning September 25, 2015

STOP feeling invisible and START attracting quality men with these 4 proven secrets. Finding companionship and love is possible at any age. We’re here to help! Join successful dating coach, Lisa Copeland, as she shares the exact formula that she has used to help hundreds of women find love again. She makes finding that special […]

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Losing Weight after 60: Get Back in Shape After the Dreaded “Middle Age Spread” (Video)

By Margaret Manning September 10, 2015

By the time we get to be 60-years-old, most of us have a good idea of how our diet and lifestyle affects us. We know how we react to certain foods and many of us have adopted better eating habits.

There is, however, one aspect of our lives that remains a mystery. If we are eating better and even exercising, why do we have so much trouble losing weight after 60? Read More

Three Generations Embark upon an Educational Adventure in Yellowstone with Road Scholar

By Sixty and Me September 04, 2015

Families today lead incredibly hectic lives. Children’s schedules are filled with academic and social pursuits, parents are working and parenting full-time and grandparents often live far away and have busy lives of their own. As a result, it becomes increasingly difficult for all of the generations to come together to catch up, share stories and build lifelong memories. Read More

Why Are More Women Over 60 Looking for a Roommate? (Video)

By Margaret Manning September 02, 2015

Are you wondering where to live in retirement? Are you thinking about finding a roommate after 60? Then, this video interview is for you! Read More

This Picture of Helen Mirren on the Subway Will Make You Love Her Even More

By Margaret Manning August 28, 2015

I’m not a big fan of celebrity watching. Whenever I happen to be sitting across from someone famous at a restaurant, I pretend not to notice.

After all, they deserve their privacy. All that said, I was still happy when I saw this picture of Helen Mirren riding the subway. Read More

5 Compelling Reasons You Should Write a Book After 60

By Sixty and Me August 23, 2015

“I am of the firm belief that everybody could write books and I never understand why they don’t.” Beryl Bainbridge

As a writing coach and author, I do understand why. The two main reasons are related: lack of confidence in what they have to say, and not knowing how to start. That is why I set aside time to write a step by step guide that would lead a first-time writer through the whole process of planning, researching, writing, publishing and selling their own book. Read More