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Cozy Comfort: 5 Classic Winter Dishes Lightened Up for Women Over 60

By Sixty and Me January 14, 2026

Are you looking for some classic Winter dishes to cook up? When winter rolls around, we tend to want warm and hearty dishes. But rich casseroles and heavy cream sauces can sometimes feel too indulgent as we get older. Did you know that you can still enjoy comforting winter dishes but with lighter ingredients while keeping all the flavor?

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Sip, Smile and Repeat: Hydration Hacks for Your Fabulous 60s

By Kaylin Render January 13, 2026

Does anyone out there not have a trendy water bottle these days? If you didn’t already own one, chances are someone lovingly shoved one into your hands over…

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2026 Fashion Trends for Women Over 50

By Sandra Roussy January 13, 2026

Every year, designers plan and create collections to show on international runways. These fashion shows, presented during major fashion weeks such as Paris, New York, Milan, and London, fuel inspiration for retailers who design pieces that follow the trends set by haute couture designers…

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Off-Peak Travel for 60+: Best January–April Destinations for Comfort, Affordability, and Relaxation

By Sandra Roussy January 12, 2026

Do you like to avoid the tourist crowds when traveling? The best way to do this (and save money) is to travel off-peak. Traveling off-peak has its positive and negative aspects. Do you know where the best off-peak travel destinations are for over-60 travelers?

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How Solo Road Trips Can Be Fun at Any Age

By Joy Harmon January 12, 2026

Are you a Baby Boomer who still enjoys driving? Many people do continue driving into their senior years. It makes so many things more convenient if you drive rather than take another mode of transportation. Shopping is easier, there is less lifting, and trips are shorter. It really does give you…

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Becoming a Grandparent: 9 Practical Tips for a Joyful Transition

By Joan Senio January 11, 2026

Are you ready to become a grandparent? Many women look forward to this stage of life and even anxiously prod their children to make it a reality sooner rather than later. In the end, we don’t really have much to say about when the blessed…

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Bonding with Grandkids Through Music — From Elvis to Ed Sheeran

By Sixty and Me January 11, 2026

Music is one of those things that can easily bond generations. Songs have a universal power to connect people and make lasting memories. Sharing your favorite “old-time” songs with your grandkids is a great way to share your stories with them and show them how you were when you were younger.

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What Can I Do About These Jowls? Here Are Some Answers!

By Elise Marquam-Jahns January 10, 2026

Do you ever find yourself looking in the mirror and occasionally pulling the skin tighter around your jaw line? I certainly have! For many of us, that once sharp and defined jaw line we used to have has gone the way of the mimeograph machine and transistor radio…

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Joint Accounts and Estate Planning: What Can Go Wrong

By Paulo Lopes January 09, 2026

Many of us like to think that we are being practical in an effort to be more efficient. This can be especially true when it comes to money later in life. We want a solution that feels simple, efficient, and doesn’t result in added stress…

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I’m Defining the Next Chapter in Life as Retirement

By Cynthia Landers January 09, 2026

You may be very near or have entered your retirement years. Is that good or bad? Did you float to this time in your life without acknowledging that it is near? Did you see it coming and embrace it with gusto? How you feel now falls in one of two categories…

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