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Are You Planning a First Walking Holiday? Here’s What You Need to Know

By Jackie Parsons September 22, 2025

So, you’re this side of 60 and toying with the idea of embarking on your first walking holiday. It’s not as mad as it sounds. And it’s not just you – walking holidays are becoming increasingly popular as we seek out more immersive experiences and embrace the benefits of slow travel…

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Love, Grief, and Everything in Between

By Diana Raab September 22, 2025

September is National Suicide Prevention Month, and it reminds me of the importance of noticing changes in our loved ones’ state of mind and encouraging them to seek help. Prevention is key since suicide is a permanent solution to what can often be a temporary problem…

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The Joys and Challenges of Grandparenting in a Digital World

By Sixty and Me September 22, 2025

Grandparenting in a digital world is exciting, heartwarming, and, let’s be honest, a little confusing at times. While technology can feel overwhelming, it’s also one of the best ways to stay connected with your tech-savvy grandchildren. From video calls to online games, digital tools…

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10 Best Autumn/Winter Fashion Accessories

By Sandra Roussy September 21, 2025

Autumn/Winter fashion accessories are the easiest way to refresh your wardrobe without overhauling your entire closet. From cozy scarves to statement boots, these pieces bring warmth, color, and personality to your outfits. Top 5 Autumn/Winter Fashion Accessories: Continue reading to discover more autumn/winter fashion accessories.  Why Are Accessories So Important in Autumn/Winter? Accessories help transition […]

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When Grief Feels Silly: Mourning Someone You Never Knew

By Erin Hybart September 20, 2025

The news of Charlie Kirk’s tragic death hit me in an unexpected way. I was in shock and disbelief. I didn’t know him. Not really. We never met, never shared a conversation, and yet I felt a wave of sadness I couldn’t quite explain. It almost feels embarrassing to admit…

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Meet Siri, Alexa, and Google: A Beginner’s Guide to Voice Assistants

By Sandra Roussy September 20, 2025

Did you know that you can now manage your schedule, get the news, play your favorite music, or control smart home devices hands-free with your voice only? Times are definitely changing, and technology is moving rapidly. Did you know that voice assistants like Siri, Alexa, and Google Assistant…

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My Husband Told Me to Find Another Partner… and to Watch Out for My Money!

By Kathleen M. Rehl September 19, 2025

“Find someone to travel through life with after I’m gone.” That was my husband’s advice before he died 17 years ago. “You have so much love to give. Don’t stay alone forever.” Then he added a most important recommendation…

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Judaism: A Story of Faithfulness

By Alainnah Robertson September 19, 2025

Known as the Shema, these words are Judaism’s heartbeat. They are whispered at night, taught to children, and spoken at life’s final breath. And they capture the essence of Jewish faith: love directed fully and wholly toward God. From this starting point flows everything else…

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Visiting My First Greek Islands: Karpathos

By Carolyn Frick September 19, 2025

Returning to Rhodes Old City from Lindos, we took the Sea Star ferry to the island of Karpathos, which took about four hours. This island offered a completely different experience and feel from Rhodes. We got off the ferry in the main town of Pigadia, the capital of Karpathos Island…

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What Is Pilates Breathing and Why Is It Important?

By Elaine Economou September 19, 2025

What is the best abdominal workout? In my 25 years as a Pilates and fitness instructor, nearly every client I’ve worked with has asked me this question. And here’s what I tell them: breathing. If you are breathing as you should be, with ease and balance…

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