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The Taboo Topic of Older People Having Sex – Let’s Not Hide from the Facts!

By Ann Richardson September 25, 2021

People everywhere are fascinated by sex. I am not the first to say so. We wonder what other people do and when and what it means to them. And some wonder how long it continues. When I was in my 20s, I naively thought that sex was only for the young…

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An Assembly Project for Exercising at Home

By Marlene Anne Bumgarner March 11, 2021

Over Christmas, I spent two weeks at my son’s home in southern California. We had taken precautions; everyone had tested negative, the nanny and the housekeeper were given two weeks off, and I drove door to door with only one stop…

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New Technology Can Be Our Friend – If Used Wisely

By Becki Cohn-Vargas March 02, 2021

I confess, I sometimes resist new technology. Like the Alexa app. I’ve insisted that I can get up and turn on my own lights. I remember first learning that personal computers could be used for shopping. “Why would I need one of those?”

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Stuck at Home? 20 Things to Do if You’re Trying to Avoid the Coronavirus (Covid-19) Over Age 60

By Sixty and Me March 26, 2020

Up until now, I’ve haven’t written too much about the coronavirus (covid-19) outbreak. But, after much soul-searching, I decided that I had an obligation to help all of you to get through this difficult time…

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Find Your Tribe: Reach Your Goals with a Healthy Aging Community

By Brittany Denis September 19, 2019

In the US, a staggering 28% of adults over the age of 65 live alone. In recent years, a substantial amount of research has found that isolation in our later years increases the risk of adverse health events…

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Senior Travel Tips: 5 Ways to Feel Comfortable on a Long-Haul Flight

By Slobodanka Graham September 05, 2019

If you’re planning an overseas holiday, you might not be looking forward to the long-haul flight. I recently flew 14 hours non-stop from Sydney to Johannesburg (and back again). These are my tips to travel comfortably in economy: Read More

How to Create the Perfect Light Travel Packing List

By Slobodanka Graham August 05, 2019

What’s your preferred style of packing? Do you throw everything into your bag – without planning – the night before departure? Or do you prepare and plan everything at least a week before? Guess which one I am! Read More

Learning a New Language: A Researched Method to Prevent Dementia

By Becki Cohn-Vargas March 22, 2019

Sometimes, I find myself doing something and then discover that all around me, friends are doing a similar thing. It was like that with eating Brussel sprouts… Read More

Forget the Funny Sweater: Here Are 6 Real Benefits of Knitting

By Margaret Manning February 24, 2019

My mother was a brilliant knitter. I used to sit in awe watching her fingers fly over colored threads weaving intricate patterns. As she chatted with me while knitting, I would have the honor of helping her roll her balls of wool. It always amazed me that she could do such complicated knitting patterns while watching the television and talking to someone at the same time. Read More

Think You Don’t Have Time to Experience the Benefits of Walking? Think Again!

By Margaret Manning August 31, 2018

Most of us know that exercising is one of the secrets to good health after 60. Unfortunately, unlike the midlife men and women that you see on TV, baby boomers in the real world are busy. We are juggling careers, pursuing our passions, staying engaged with our families and preparing for the next phase of our lives. Read More