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9 Eco-Friendly Resorts – 100% Sustainable Tourism

By Sandra Roussy July 31, 2024

Imagine waking up to the symphony of nature, surrounded by lush greenery, pristine beaches, or majestic mountains. Eco-friendly resorts not only provide a haven of tranquility but also prioritize minimizing their ecological footprint. From innovative…

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5 Creative Ways to Stay in Touch with Your Grandchildren

By Michelle Hill July 22, 2024

Staying connected with your grandchildren when they live far away can be challenging. Believe me, I know! I have seven grandchildren ranging from 20 years old to 11 months old. All but one live in Southern California, and I live in North Carolina…

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Downsizing Your Home as a 60+ Woman: Facing the Discomfort of Uncertainty

By Sara Hart July 19, 2024

The only thing in life that’s certain is death. Everything else is to the contrary. Now that’s not very comfortable for most of us. We tend to be most comfortable living with the illusion of certainty. I think one of the things that makes…

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Living in Full Bloom: Embracing the Beauty and Wisdom of a “Certain Age”

By Leanne Ely July 12, 2024

Imagine a rosebud: delicate, tightly closed, full of promise. It’s beautiful in its own right, yet we know its true splendor is revealed only when it fully blooms. As women, our journey mirrors this transformation. While our youth holds its own charm…

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How to Maintain a Healthy Relationship with Alcohol

By Janet Gourand July 08, 2024

Alcohol is insidious and our consumption can creep up over the years. What starts out as the odd drink when socializing can evolve into a daily ritual of a glass or two of wine. Those glasses of wine can easily add up to more than the recommended…

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Creativity Is Not a Special Gift That Only Certain People Possess

By Barbara Boren June 28, 2024

Do you doodle while you’re waiting on the phone or making lists? That’s good news because scribbling, coloring with crayons, or drawing random designs, it turns out, can boost your overall health and keep you sharper mentally. What might have seemed a luxury…

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It’s Just Grandma’s Old Stuff… Until It’s Vintage. Then It’s Chic!

By Rita Wilkins June 26, 2024

While younger generations may turn their noses up at some family heirlooms, they are flocking to thrift shops and vintage stores for their own treasures. The same millennials and Gen Zs who say “No thanks” to mom’s china are now saying…

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10 River Cruises Tailored for Older Women

By Sixty and Me June 09, 2024

Cruising along rivers offers a delightful blend of relaxation, luxury, and exploration. For older women seeking a sophisticated and enriching travel experience, river cruises provide the perfect opportunity to see breathtaking landscapes and unique cultures…

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For the Birds! Or Can Bird Watching Help Your Wellbeing?

By Linda Wisniewski June 03, 2024

During the height of the pandemic, in early 2020, I joined the Cornell University Feederwatch program. Each week, on two consecutive days, I recorded the species who visited the feeders outside my kitchen window…

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How to Maintain an Active Lifestyle if You Have Knee Arthritis?

By Lynn Perkes May 29, 2024

The use of medications in the treatment of arthritis has been the treatment recommendation along with recommendation for increasing or maintaining activity. Unfortunately, many remain under the belief that exercise therapy…

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