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How to Start a Blog or YouTube Channel in Your 60s (and Why You’ll Love It)

By Sandra Roussy January 20, 2026

Are you thinking about starting a blog or YouTube channel in your 60s? Luckily, there has never been a better time. Digital platforms are easier to use than ever, and more importantly, audiences are hungry for authentic voices…

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Winter-to-Spring Transitions: Layering Tricks for Women Over 60

By Sandra Roussy January 19, 2026

When transitioning from winter to spring, which I like to call onion season, knowing how to layer your clothing is essential. As a woman over 60, you probably already know how to layer for practicality. Let’s take a look at some layering tricks that you may not be aware of…

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Experiencing Cold Feet After 60? 8 Possible Causes and 3 Ways to Remedy the Situation

By Jessica Hegg January 18, 2026

If you are running through your entire stock of cozy winter socks every week, you might be wondering if there is something more you can do to keep your feet warm. While chronically cold feet can indicate your footwear simply isn’t up to par, it can also…

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When Gardening Is Your Passion, Grow Veggies Indoors!

By Kevin Jefferson January 18, 2026

For city dwellers, having a vegetable garden may seem like a pie in the sky. However, growing veggies indoors can be done and is actually a lot easier than most people think – it’s a phenomenal, low-maintenance alternative to nurturing an actual outdoor…

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Rearview Mirror: Discovering the Woman Behind the Mother

By Diane Bruno January 17, 2026

In this third installment of my Rearview Mirror series, written on the 33th anniversary of my mother’s passing – a milestone that is hitting me harder this year – I revisit her life and the ways her courage, compassion, and foresight continue to guide me as I navigate my own journey…

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Tiny Garden, Big Joy: How to Start a Window-Box or Balcony Garden in Winter + Early Spring

By Sixty and Me January 17, 2026

Do you live in a small space? Are you thinking about downsizing from a house to an apartment or condo? Did you know that even if you don’t have a yard, you can still enjoy the pleasures of nurturing a tiny garden right in the space that you have available? All you need is a balcony and/or a windowsill to get started…

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Which Table Are You Sitting at After 60? Rethinking Community in a New Chapter

By Jim Smith January 16, 2026

Based on our many conversations with women over 60, a quiet theme keeps emerging. After a big life change, retirement, relocation, or both, many expected community to feel easier. With more time and fewer obligations, connection seemed like it would naturally follow…

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Food Freedom at Any Age: Breaking the Diet Cycle After Decades of Restriction

By Debbie Harris January 16, 2026

Food freedom is not about eating whatever you want whenever you want. It is about healing the relationship you have with food so you can stop fighting your body and start listening to it. At any age, but especially now…

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Rediscovering Analog Joy: How to Start Journaling in 2026

By Sandra Roussy January 16, 2026

Have you been thinking of starting an analog journal? In this digital world, it’s easy to open your laptop or tablet and start journaling into a document. I, for one, have been guilty of that. But there is just something about the old, trusted pen and paper that I prefer…

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Why Slow Mornings Matter More as We Age

By Perley-Ann Friedman January 14, 2026

My mornings are taking an about-turn. I used to be up at the crack of dawn, often a minute before my alarm went off. I would jump out of bed, shower, grab coffee, get dressed, and head out the door. I liked getting to the office before anyone else arrived…

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