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Do You Know How to Bloom Where You’re Planted? These 7 Steps Will Get You on the Right Track!

By Fran Braga Meininger April 17, 2023

As life goes on over time, we change; everyone does. Sometimes we drift off course, caught up in a tide of circumstances that turn our world into something different than we anticipated. It happens, often, and the women I know are experiencing…

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What Are the Best Places to Retire for Single Women Over 60?

By Margaret Manning April 16, 2023

If, like me, you are a single woman in 60s and beyond, you may be thinking about the best places to retire. Perhaps you are looking for a country with a lower cost of living so that you can make your retirement income stretch farther…

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All About Eyelash Extensions for Women Over 50

By Sandra Roussy April 14, 2023

Last year I started getting eyelash extensions after meeting a new friend who I thought had great-looking eyelashes. She was a woman my age, and I ponied up the courage to ask her why her eyelashes were so perfect all the time…

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Piano Lesson 7: Steps, Skips and More Joy

By Gaili Schoen April 12, 2023

Beethoven advised his students to work hard at learning how to play music, but also to notice the profound beauty of the music, and to connect to it emotionally. He believed that music could elevate humans to the level of gods!

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The Color of Chicago Opera and Theater

By Ann Boland April 12, 2023

Last spring, I wrote about the explosion of black on the live stage. In 2022, all the new plays opening on Broadway were written by black playwrights and starred black performers. Locally, in Chicago, the explosion is sustained by the four-to-six-week schedule of new performances throughout the year. All Black Productions Most theater groups average […]

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Passport to Freedom: Do You Remember Your First Car?

By Elaine Ambrose April 11, 2023

My first car was a 1973 Pontiac Firebird, candy apple red with a white roof and a black interior. My father gave it to me for Christmas in 1972 as a reward for my pending college graduation the following May. The vehicle became my passport to freedom…

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Being Alone but Not Lonely

By Anthony Cirillo April 07, 2023

I wrote an article for Sixty and Me on loneliness, which, for some reason, gathered a number of comments. The consensus – you can be alone but not lonely. OK, I get it. Because I am very much like these women. Being a speaker and performer…

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60 Creative Ways to Make Money in Retirement

By Margaret Manning April 07, 2023

Last year, I asked the women in our community how they make money in retirement. Their answers were amazing and showed just how creative our generation has become when it comes to supplementing our income in the best years of our lives…

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Do I Believe That “All My Future Is Behind Me”?

By Ann Richardson April 06, 2023

We were both waiting for the same train. I had sat down next to her in the waiting area, and she had moved her things slightly to make room, which meant we began to talk. For some reason, the conversation turned quickly to age…

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Yes, You Can Learn “New Tricks” and Be Powerful at Any Age!

By T. Kari Mitchell April 05, 2023

Have you ever wondered about the origin of the old adage, “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks?” Does the underlying message have any significance in real life? I recently read several articles that referenced this saying, and they both struck…

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