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Living life after 60 involves a little - or a lot - of change. It all depends on your preferences. Taking in account your interests, you can have so much fun. Enjoy this category of articles to learn about technology, hobbies, books, entertainment and more!

1 year ago

The Tip of the Iceberg and the Deep Divers: A Lifelong Learner Reflects on Knowing a Little About a Lot

After nearly four decades of teaching elementary school, I’ve come to realize that I am, proudly and undeniably, the tip of the iceberg. I know just enough about just about everything to be helpful, mildly impressive, and occasionally dangerous. I’ve taught geology, biology…

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1 year ago

The Surprising Benefits of Having an Organized Purse or Handbag… and How to Do it!

It’s called a purse if you’re American and a handbag if you’re English, like me. But whatever name you call it, most women carry one, and it usually contains far more items than they ever need. My handbag isn’t always immaculate, but I really can’t see the point…

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1 year ago

Enjoying the Luxury of What Is Already Ours

We live under a constant spell – quiet, persuasive, and everywhere – an endless mantra repeating: new is better. The advertisements promise that happiness lies in the next purchase, the latest upgrade, the state-of-the-art model. But somewhere along the way…

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1 year ago

7 Simple Steps to Becoming a Writer After 60

Second Chapters. Third Acts. Call it what you will, your sixties are a time to recreate, reclaim and often reinvent yourself. You may be retired or partially so. You did a good job with the kids and they are carving out their own lives now. Maybe you’ve left a marriage and find yourself single again. Whatever the circumstances, the true confession that I hear so many times is, “I have always wanted to write.” And now is your time to do so…

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1 year ago

“Goodnight, John-Boy”: Timeless Life Lessons from The Waltons

If you grew up in the 1970s or raised your children during that era, chances are you spent more than a few evenings watching The Waltons. Set in Depression-era Virginia, this beloved TV show became a cultural touchstone, not just for its down-to-earth characters…

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1 year ago

5 Easy Ways to Reclaim Personal Space in Tight Quarters

I love my life, and I’m grateful for everything I have. Friends, family, my dog, my health, and a gorgeous (but small) apartment overlooking the ocean. It’s heaven! I can honestly say that I don’t miss the house I used to own. No more worrying about leaky roofs, lawn care, or surprise…

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1 year ago

Do You Think of Thrifting as a Spiritual Practice? I Sure Do – and Here’s Why!

I consider myself a world class thrifter. I’m very proud of that credential. If I’m traveling and I have a little time, I head right to the local thrift store (there’s an app for that)…

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1 year ago

Eco-Friendly Decluttering Made Easy: How to Declutter Without Harming the Environment

Let’s be honest– we’ve all been guilty of taking the easy way out when decluttering our homes by tossing stuff in the trash without a second thought about where it ends up. But here’s the hard truth: our actions have consequences. And when it comes to decluttering…

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1 year ago

Best Aromatherapy Diffusers for Your Home

If you’re looking to add a touch of calm and comfort to your space, aromatherapy diffusers for your home can transform your favorite essential oils into a fine mist that fills the air with soothing scents. Whether you want to improve air quality with a built-in humidifier…

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1 year ago

6 Tips to Finding a Dream Retirement Destination with Your Spouse

Conversations around transitioning together and transitioning as individuals are critical prior to retirement. Most likely, the two of you have contributed to a financial plan for years on end. But have you considered an emotional plan?

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