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Books for Everyone on Your Holiday List

By Pam Lamp November 23, 2021

Don’t most of us love to receive books? How much fun is it to unwrap a cookbook we wouldn’t think of buying for ourselves? Or flip through the novel we’ve heard so much about? Or snuggle with a grandchild as we share a picture book?

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12 Excuses for Overeating and Why They’re Nonsense

By Shari Broder November 23, 2021

Do you have a collection of excuses you repeatedly use to justify eating when you aren’t hungry? Or continuing to eat when you’ve already had enough? Your decision to eat is always preceded by a thought, even if you barely notice the thought…

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The Other Covid Healthcare Crisis

By Deborah Garratt November 21, 2021

There is no doubt that the Covid virus has tested humanity in many ways. It seems to be a huge wake-up call that, apparently, we all needed. It essentially forced us all to slow and then hunker down with only our nearest and dearest…

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Does Luck Count Into Life’s Equation?

By Ann Richardson November 21, 2021

Children are very quick to point out all the unfairness in life. Their friend got a better computer for Christmas. Another friend’s mother lets him stay up late. Another friend never has to practise her violin. It goes on and on. Sometimes, it is just where are in life…

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Acknowledging the December Dilemma in Multi-Cultural Families

By Iris Pastor November 21, 2021

I’m traveling with a friend. We stop at an artist’s cooperative in a university town on our way back home. We spot a dizzying array of Christmas tree ornaments. As always, we ignore them – they have no relevance in our Jewish lives. Abruptly, my friend…

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Anxious About Holiday Eating? What Women Over 60 Need to Know

By Cassie Christopher November 20, 2021

If holiday feasting brings you anxiety, know that you aren’t alone and there is hope to have peace with food. For many women, the increase in availability of sugar and carbohydrate heavy foods brings on an obsession, constantly worrying…

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Finding Cherished Friendship in Times of Adversity

By Liz Kitchens November 20, 2021

I have just finished reading “These Precious Days”, an essay written by Ann Patchett, published in Harper’s Magazine. I loved it so much the first time; I re-read it for a second. I feel ridiculously close to Ann after reading this candid…

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4 Simple Ways to Reduce Breast Cancer Risk and Improve Breast Health After 60

By Kathleen Perry November 20, 2021

While breast cancer screening is crucial for all women, it’s especially necessary for those women in their 60s and beyond. Along with early detection, there are preventative measures we can take to keep us healthy longer. One of the first places to implement…

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10 Questions to Help You Measure Your Awesome Life After 60

By Joan Frances Moran November 19, 2021

If you want to measure how your life is going, first slow down the endless, mindless mental chatter. Take 10 minutes a day to decrease the incessant conversations you have with yourself. There’s no best friend in your head. It’s just you!

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8 Gorgeous Energy Exercises to Love Your Face at 60 Plus! (VIDEO)

By Astrid Longhurst November 18, 2021

At the age of 61, I find myself peering into my face with a kind of wonder. I know this face and yet it is constantly changing. I trace the lines around my eyes gently and with respect. These eyes have beheld so much beauty and also so much pain…

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