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10 Petite Dresses for Women Over 70

By Sixty and Me January 26, 2026

Finding the perfect dress when you’re over 70 and petite can feel like a challenge, but it doesn’t have to be! Petite women over 70 deserve to look and feel their best in dresses that fit their body shape, offer comfort, and reflect their personal style…

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Selling Your Fur Coat Can Be Easy

By Richard Swartz January 25, 2026

Is there a fur coat in your closet that you haven’t worn in years? You may have taken it out once or twice, thought about what to do with it, and then quietly put it back. Maybe you even asked family members if they wanted it, only to realize there was no real interest…

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Discover a New World of Art, Culture, and Cuisine in Madrid

By Mira Temkin January 24, 2026

The capital of Spain has a way of sweeping you into its rhythm before you even realize you’ve surrendered. Under the warm, Castilian sun, you can stroll down the tree-lined Gran Vía (the main boulevard) with your gal pals or significant other, eyes wide open as you encounter fountains, sculptures…

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Got A Neglectful Husband? Here’s What to Do About It

By Kurt Smith January 23, 2026

Many women in their middle to later years thought that by now things would feel easier. Quieter, maybe. But certainly, more settled. Unfortunately, it’s not uncommon for women of this age to feel strangely invisible in their own marriages. Not abused. Just… overlooked. Forgotten…

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Ten 60th Birthday Celebration Ideas

By Sixty and Me January 23, 2026

Stepping into your 60s is a remarkable milestone, and what better way to mark this chapter than by celebrating with a birthday experience that goes beyond the usual gifts? As you turn the page on another year, it’s time to discover a world of unique and unforgettable adventures tailored…

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Moving on: From Nurse to Novelist!

By Nancy J. Fagan January 22, 2026

I loved helping new families through pregnancy and childbirth as an obstetrical nurse. In addition, the intensity and energy needed for my job, especially in a high-paced unit like labor and delivery, required a level of focus and knowledge that energized me. One of the non-nursing tasks I enjoyed included writing…

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Can You Afford The True Cost Of Large Spaces?

By Erin Hybart January 21, 2026

How Much House Do I Actually Use Each Day? This question has been on my mind a lot lately. I am the one that is working hard to promote smaller living by showcasing tiny homes. As we help my parents move into a senior living facility, I’m seeing something I didn’t fully understand before.

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5 Useful Tips for Growing Fresh Herbs on Your Windowsill

By Melinda Myers January 21, 2026

Add some homegrown flavor to your winter meals. Grow a few of your favorite herbs on a sunny windowsill or under artificial lights. Start with a few of the herbs you commonly include in your favorite recipes and those that are easy to grow…

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How to Stay Curious as an Older Adult

By Margaret Manning January 21, 2026

Curiosity and happiness are deeply connected. Curious people see life as a mystery to be explored. They bounce back from life’s everyday trials, knowing that every challenge is an opportunity to grow and learn. The sparkle in their eyes is a reflection of the happiness in their souls. We are born curious…

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The “Just in Case” Bag: A Love Letter to Prepared Women Everywhere

By Kaylin Render January 20, 2026

I’ve been single most of my life – and a single mom on top of that. Not complaining, not lamenting, not wishing it different. Just setting the stage. Because when you’re the only adult in the room, you learn very quickly that you are the cavalry, the logistics…

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