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Senior Travel Surprise: Vacations Are Actually Splendid for New Couples!

By Elaine Ambrose January 17, 2017

We met in our 50s, both divorced and disgruntled with relationships. I agreed to go on a blind date for dinner because I like to eat. Despite our best intentions to remain single forever, we were holding hands by dessert. Life has been sweet ever since.
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These Alzheimer’s Support Groups Will Give You the Help You Need

By Margaret Manning January 17, 2017

Alzheimer’s and dementia can make you feel depressed, alone and socially isolated. When ‘normal’ people don’t understand your need for human contact, what do you do? Lori La Bey is here today to share some incredible information about useful social interaction resources. Enjoy the show! Read More

Not Looking for Love? No Problem! Senior Dating is Still a Great Way to Make Friends

By Margaret Manning January 16, 2017

Many people associate dating with finding love. But is that the only thing dating could be useful for? Join us in a discussion with professional dating coach, Lisa Copeland, who has a bag full of ideas about finding friends in your 60’s. Enjoy the show! Read More

Can Nostalgia Really Help to Amplify Dementia Treatment?

By Margaret Manning January 15, 2017

Dementia could be quite depressing for both the person who suffers from it and those who care for them. Is there a way to bring joy into a life of deteriorating mentality? Our guest today, Lori La Bey, will share with us the importance of nostalgia and happy memories when dealing with dementia. Enjoy the show! Read More

Is a Platonic Relationship After 60 Really So Bad? Maybe Not

By Rebecca Olkowski January 05, 2017

Do you know an older couple whose relationship still has the romantic spark it did when they were younger? They hold hands, cuddle and coo and even kiss each other passionately in public.

Then there are those over the age of 60 whose coupling has evolved into a more platonic relationship. They still like each other, but may sleep in separate bedrooms or even live apart. Read More

5 Things to Look for in a Senior Dating Coach or Agency

By Margaret Manning December 28, 2016

Making the decision to go back into the dating world is not easy. Do you ask yourself, “Can I do it on my own?” If you think you need help and support, join us in this conversation with professional dating coach, Lisa Copeland. She gives her invaluable advice for finding the best coach. Enjoy the show! Read More

Unlock the Secret to Faster Knitting with these Online Videos

By Sixty and Me December 27, 2016

For many women, knitting is a relaxing process, something akin to meditation. Knitting gives us the opportunity to step back from the chaos of the world around us and focus on a process that just makes sense. Read More

5 Surprising Facts About Over 50 Dating

By Margaret Manning December 23, 2016

Over 50 dating could be a challenge, especially if you just decided to have go at it. Are there any quick facts that could help you out? Join us in a discussion with dating coach, Lisa Copeland, who is here to share some little known facts that just might ease your mind. Enjoy the show! Read More

Want to Make Better Bread? Rise to the Challenge with These Videos!

By Sixty and Me December 18, 2016

“That’s not true, mom! You make an amazing baked beans on toast!” This was what my son replied when I told him that I felt like I had failed the family by never learning how to cook.

Of course, he said this with a smile and I knew that he was just joking. As he went on to explain, there are plenty of things that are more important than knowing how to bake or cook. But, his comment still stuck with me. I wondered if I would ever find the time to enjoy cooking like my mom did. Read More

Experience 115 Days at Sea, 335 Gourmet Meals and Unlimited Adventure with Road Scholar

By Margaret Manning December 16, 2016

I was the first person in my family to attend college. Like many boomer women, I did not follow a traditional path. I chose to not marry right out of high school and, instead, decided to travel and pursue a university degree. Read More