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The 4 Doctor’s Visits You Shouldn’t Miss

By Sophie Chung October 06, 2025

Visiting the doctor. It’s one of the most important things you should do, but also one of the easiest things to put off. However, as you get older the temptation to conveniently forget about doctors’ appointments becomes stronger…

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13 Best Eyeshadows for Older Skin

By Sandra Roussy October 02, 2025

Makeup trends and eyeshadow colors go in and out of style. At our age, we have seen many of these trends come and go and sometimes even come back. I went through phases where there were periods that I couldn’t leave…

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Selecting Books: There Are Just So Many!

By Ann Boland October 01, 2025

Finding books to read is both planned and serendipitous. Every day I read the Wall Street Journal. They include a book review, usually non-fiction. On the weekend, they have a large book review section with new publications of a wide variety. I’ve learned to respect their choices given…

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Money Shame: The Hidden Weight Many Women Over 60 Still Carry

By Hanna Morrell September 29, 2025

Most of us know what it feels like to regret a purchase. Maybe you’ve bought something you didn’t need, given too much to a loved one, or carried debt longer than you expected. But there’s a heavier burden that lingers long after the money is gone: money shame…

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How to Let Go of Responsibility for Your Adult Child’s Choices

By Christine Field September 27, 2025

By the time we reached our 50s and 60s, most of us thought the hardest years of parenting were behind us. The toddler tantrums, the teenage battles, the sleepless nights – we survived them all. We figured the hard part was done. We thought we had “earned” the rest. But then adulthood…

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How to Balance Freedom and Commitment in Your Marriage After 60

By Diane Dahli September 27, 2025

It takes more than love and determination to make a marriage work. People in successful marriages know that they have to compromise, they have to accept a certain loss of independence, sacrifice some of their goals, and more often…

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How Long Have You Been on Your Own?

By Mary Lou Harris September 24, 2025

I was visiting in the UK, traveling by train between Manchester and Shrewsbury en route to Wales. Seated in one of those foursome seats with a table between, I shared conversation with two women traveling from different locations in England…

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The Power of a Pause: How a Simple Pause Can Enhance Our Lives

By Patti Clark September 16, 2025

In a world that prizes speed, productivity, and constant connection, the idea of pausing can feel counterintuitive, even ‘bad’ – not just bad behavior, but that I’m a bad person. And as I age, I fear that if I pause, I might just stop all together. But I keep reading that pausing…

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If Not Now, When? Or How to Accomplish Our Dreams

By Linda Ward September 09, 2025

This little phrase can help you in the smallest tasks throughout your day, or in very large decisions that will affect your future. What is it that you are wondering about doing today, or wishing you were on the other side of?

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What Are You Waiting For?

By Nancy Lang Gibbs August 30, 2025

I’ve been thinking lately about how many of us have a longing or desire that has either been put on pause, pushed aside, or temporarily or permanently forgotten. Or talents, abilities, and skills that are just waiting to be discovered. For instance, I recently heard a story of a woman…

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