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Susan Sarandon Says that Being Alone is Traumatic and Exhilarating… Do you Agree?

By Margaret Manning October 25, 2016

I’ve been single for well over a decade now. Like most older women who have gone through a divorce, I have a bit of a love / hate relationship with being single.

80% of the time, I am able to celebrate my independence. I genuinely appreciate having the freedom to pursue my passions without compromise. I even love getting up in the morning and being able to eat breakfast whenever I want and with whomever I want. Does any of this sound familiar? Read More

Master of Reinvention, Madonna, is Billboard’s 2016 Woman of the Year

By Margaret Manning October 19, 2016

Baby boomer women are masters of reinvention and no-one represents this trait in our generation better than Madonna. Over the decades, she has always had her finger on the pulse of popular culture. Her music, sometimes shocking, yet always entertaining, almost always represents the direction of our society. Read More

Am I the Only One Still Using Bar Soap? I Guess I’m Finally Getting Old!

By Dave Price October 18, 2016

They told me one day I would feel old, but I just refused to believe them.

Age 30. Then 40, 50, 60, now 64. Nope, not old. Grey hair. White hair. Thinning hair. Definitely more hair in my ears and my nose than on the growing bald spot on the back of my head. Still didn’t feel old. Besides, that’s what small scissors are for. Read More

Susan Sarandon Turns 70 Today, Shows that Life After 60 is Whatever You Make it

By Margaret Manning October 04, 2016

Celebrities live in a fantasy world of glamour and success. So, it’s always lovely to be able to highlight a brilliant actress who has remained down to earth. One such woman is Susan Sarandon.

Today, on her 70th birthday, I’d like to share a few details about her life. Then, let’s wish her a very happy birthday together! Read More

Think Yoga is Just for Women? Think Again!

By Sixty and Me August 31, 2016

1000s of older adults have used these videos to reduce the stiffness in their bodies, increase their energy and eliminate stress. You can too! Do you miss having the energy to enjoy your favorite sports? Do you want to be an explorer in the best years of your life? Do you want to show your partner that […]

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Getting Older Requires Us to Find Our Own Meaning. Here’s How…

By Margaret Manning August 13, 2016

Do you ever ask yourself why we get older? Why do we continue to live for decades after our “productive” years end?

As our bodies lose their physical strength and mental sharpness, why do we continue? These are fascinating questions and, as we will discover, they get at the essence of what it means to find meaning in life after 60. Read More

Being Wanda: One Woman’s Story of Surviving and Thriving After an HIV Diagnosis

By Sixty and Me August 10, 2016

“When you’re going through menopause, and you’re a seasoned woman, and you’ve been through three really serious relationships and the last one you thought would be forever, and to wake up alone, and… it’s hard. It really took me a long time to get over that depression. You know, I covered it up with super-volunteerism.” – Wanda for Graying of AIDS Read More

63-Year-Old Punk-Pop Star Cyndi Lauper Supports Feminism

By Dave Price August 01, 2016

A little more than three decades ago, singer Cyndi Lauper told us that girls just want to have fun. Today, at age 63, Lauper is teaching us that mature women can still have a good time. Read More

A Short History of the Bikini: A Wave-Making Fashion Hit Turns 70

By Dave Price July 28, 2016

What once-banned, now ubiquitous female summer poolside and seaside attire is celebrating a 70th birthday this month?

If you answered the bikini, you really are a dedicated follower of fashion. Read More

Susan Sarandon Wants Men to Get in Touch with Their Feminist Side

By Margaret Manning July 24, 2016

It’s easy to see the history of the women’s movement as a struggle of “men vs. women.”

Indeed, if you went back to the early days of our fight for equality, this is almost certainly how it felt. Before women could vote, many men felt genuinely threatened by the idea of a politically active female population. For much of the last century, many people still believed that there were certain jobs that were “not appropriate” for women. Read More