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Writing Your Life Story, One Magical Memory at a Time

By Sherry Bronson May 07, 2023

You’re a Boomer, so what? So you’re retired, or at least retirement is on your radar. Studies have shown that the average retired person has 7.5 hours of leisure time every day. It’s a beautiful thing if you’re a golfer or live in a climate where you can putter…

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10 Fragrance-Free Beauty Products for Women Over 50

By Sandra Roussy May 02, 2023

Are you sensitive to fragrances and odors? Do you prefer your creams, lotions, and soaps to have no scent? You are not alone. I am one who prefers no-scent beauty products or lightly scented with natural fragrances like essential oils…

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7 Uncommon Ways to Make Friends as a Boomer Woman

By Rosemary Cass May 01, 2023

Quality relationships and having fun with friends can make us happier and reduce stress. A good friend to talk to helps us cope with traumatic events. People with good support networks are physically healthier too, having lower blood pressure and less…

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I Am Here – A Horse, A Date and Finding My Center

By Maggie Marangione April 23, 2023

Recently, I fell off the wagon – the dating wagon – when I went on the most centered dates of divine oneness. That is saying a lot. I can only describe it in relation to a dream I had just a week or so before our meeting…

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5 Best Anti-Theft Travel Bags for Older Women

By Sandra Roussy April 15, 2023

Are you concerned about theft when you travel? You aren’t alone with this concern. Unfortunately, older women are seen as easy targets for purse snatchers, pickpockets, and scam artists. Keeping our belongings safe while traveling is a central concern…

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The Capsule Wardrobe – A Must Have Every Woman Should Be Utilizing

By Cherrish Krasulak April 12, 2023

In case you are unaware, a capsule wardrobe is a collection of basics to be mixed and matched to create endless outfit choices. The term was coined by Susie Faux, the owner of a London boutique in the 1970s. Your wardrobe does not…

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5 Best Adaptive Apparel Brands for Older Women

By Sandra Roussy April 10, 2023

Are you thinking of switching to adaptive clothing? Are you already wearing adaptive clothing? Perhaps you are caring for someone who requires adaptive clothing? There are many options for adaptive apparel on the market…

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Heart Rate Variability – How to Use with Heart Rhythm Meditation

By Mary Lou Harris April 08, 2023

As a non-medical person, I’m always interested in learning more of practices for wellbeing. Last year, I became aware of the term Heart Rate Variability (HRV). The term came to my attention first through a heart rhythm meditation (HRM) study I was invited…

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Frank Lloyd Wright and a Wisconsin Get-a-Way – Visiting the American Players Theater in Spring Green, WI, Summer 2022

By Ann Boland April 04, 2023

Living in Chicago, you automatically qualify as a Frank Lloyd Wright (FLW) fan. Many of his famous commissions still stand, some owned by single families, or open to the public and owned by churches (Unitarians), communities…

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Swimming Across That Great Big River: De Nile (Denial)

By Cynthia Hogg March 30, 2023

I started working with “the elderly” while still in high school. Beginning as a candy striper volunteer in a local nursing home, I also volunteered at a nursing home up the hill from my college while working on my degree in Social Work…

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