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12 Best Front-Closure Bras for Older Women 

By Sandra Roussy February 12, 2026

Do you have difficulty wearing back-closing bras? Can you no longer reach behind to close your bra when that’s the way you were doing it before? Maybe you now have to tie it in the front and turn the whole thing around?

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Batch Cooking & Freezing for Later: Tips for Easy Meals When You Don’t Feel Like Cooking

By Sixty and Me February 12, 2026

Do you go through cooking fatigue? Are there days when cooking dinner is the last thing you want to do? Did you know that you can plan a batch-cooking session and freeze meals that are ready to reheat and eat in minutes? If you prefer home-cooked meals to delivery, batch cooking is an excellent idea…

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When Not to Give Money to Family

By Hanna Morrell February 11, 2026

There is a wonderful kind of privilege that comes with working hard for the last three or four decades… Savings are finally growing, the debt and/or mortgage is being paid down, and finally it feels like we can breathe just a little and enjoy life!

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Life is a Head Game but Mindset Is Your Superpower

By Marie Burns February 11, 2026

Do you ever feel like the universe, or God, or whatever your belief, is trying to tell you something? I’m having that moment right now. First, I listened to a podcast by Dr. Leaf about 5 steps to align your conscious mind with your subconscious mind. Then I had lunch with friends and part of our discussion…

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The Heart and Soul of Visualizing a Vibrant Lifestyle After 60

By Joanie Marx February 10, 2026

Have you ever found yourself trying to visualize a more vibrant lifestyle, only to frustratingly stop because it feels untrue, impossible, and downright crazy? If you can relate, you have unknowingly resisted the heart and soul of visualization…

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The Surprising Reason You Might Get Sick More Often

By Karen Donaldson February 10, 2026

If you catch every bug going around, your gut might be trying to tell you something. You might think of your digestive system as the system your body uses to process food. But did you know that about 70-80% of your immune system cells…

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4 Tips for Building a Strong Relationship with Your Daughter-in-Law

By Pamela Reynolds February 10, 2026

Are you trying to improve your relationship with your daughter-in-law? Do you want to create a better understanding and reduce tension? If these are a few of the questions that frequently enter your mind, then read on for some answers…

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Should I Retire Yet? The Emotional Readiness Checklist No One Gives You

By Elaine Belansky February 09, 2026

You can be financially ready for retirement – and still feel completely unsure about whether it’s time. Anne appeared on my Zoom screen looking tense and tired. Before we even got into the details, she said, “I feel like I’m on a ledge.”

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15 Best Book-to-Film Adaptations for Mature Audiences

By Sixty and Me February 09, 2026

Do you enjoy reading a book and discovering that a movie was adapted from it? There is something about watching a film and knowing the plot in advance, but discovering how a movie crew of producers, directors, and actors adapted it from the book for the screen…

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How to Find Hiking Trails

By Sandra Roussy February 09, 2026

Do you enjoy hiking? I think that hiking is one of the best ways to enjoy the outdoors and to get mild exercise (or more strenuous, depending on your skills). I love getting out there with my dog (when dogs are permitted) and discovering new places…

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