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72 Best Christmas Quotes

By Sandra Roussy November 27, 2022

Want to get into the Christmas spirit? One sure-fire way to do that is to read quotes about Christmas. You can use some of these quotes in your social media posts or in your Christmas cards and greetings. We’ve pulled together 72…

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Different Kinds of Friends and What They Mean to Us

By Ann Richardson November 27, 2022

Almost everybody has friends. It is part of life to have them. Some of us have loads and some have very few, but we all feel that they are important in our lives. And we all know who our friends are. They are people who are not our family…

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Keeping on with the Reading Trend

By Ann Boland November 25, 2022

Since reading is a great pastime for women our age – and for anyone, really – here’s another list that I was able to complete and review…

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What Are the Best Gifts for Grandma… According to Grandmas?

By Margaret Manning November 23, 2022

Why is it so hard to buy gifts for grandma? Perhaps it’s because, as women in our 60s, or older, we simply don’t feel like we need anything anymore. Or, maybe the traditional gifts of knitting sets, customized mugs, bath salts and jewelry simply…

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Taking Fashion Inspiration from Icons Over 70

By Andrea Pflaumer November 22, 2022

Last month we explored what we can wear after we turn 70. But that begs the question, “Who dresses like me? Where can I find some inspiration?” As with any marginalized group, older women are disproportionately under-represented in the media…

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What Is Travel Time Good for?

By Ann Richardson November 21, 2022

Travel time is that wonderful time when you have no obligations except to continue on your way. It is ‘me’ time in the best sense of the word. At its worst, of course, it is terrible. There is the regular commute ­– that dreaded routine of getting…

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Are You Turning Your Ideas into Action?

By Karen Spencer November 19, 2022

Have you considered that your good idea may not keep? What if you were given the good idea, as a gift on loan. And that the good idea actually has an expiration date on it? After which time, if you don’t begin to act on it… then poof…

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One Woman’s Memoir Writing Journey

By Di Castle November 18, 2022

In the pandemic, with days on end of isolation and worry, writing was found to be cathartic. Some of you may have used the time wisely and now you are able to look back and see that it was a very constructive time.

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Downsizing in Retirement: Purging My Closet, Office and Bathroom and Learning to Breathe Again

By Andrea Pflaumer November 15, 2022

I love the change of seasons because it gives me an opportunity to do one of my favorite things: purge my closet. The good thing about purging one’s closet at the beginning of the season is that the things you get rid of are still wearable by someone else…

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60 and Estranged from an Adult Child? How Not to Deal with It

By Marie Morin November 14, 2022

Estrangement is a widespread and stigmatized condition when an individual cuts ties with one or more family members. Over one-quarter of the population deals with either an adult child or another family member’s decision to disconnect…

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