Can Death Be a Motivator for Following Your Heart?
I realize this may seem like an odd title/question but stay with me. The idea came to me from a quote I read by Steve Jobs: “Remembering that I’ll be dead soon is the most important
From Bickering (Or Worse) to Bonding – How to Repair Sibling Relationships in Your Golden Years
She used to steal your clothes. He always wanted to beat you in arm wrestling. She was your best friend – and your biggest rival. He was your protector – when you weren’t protecting him. Who
The Best Affordable Fashion Jewelry for Older Women
Finding the perfect piece of jewelry can help boost any outfit, adding a touch of elegance and personal style. For older women, fashion jewelry can offer an affordable way to accessorize without breaking the bank. Classic
How to Alleviate Neck Pain and Stiffness… Without Painkillers!
Do you have a stiff or painful neck? Does your neck often hurt or just feel uncomfortable? Does tension in your neck make it hard to turn your head as easily as you used to? If
5 Things You Need to Solve Your Marriage Problems After 60
Most couples will experience marriage problems sooner or later. Sometimes these problems will result in a divorce, but you can prevent this from happening if you are willing to commit to nurture your marriage. Here are
6 Ways You Can Benefit from Self-Publishing
Over the years, self-publishing has evolved, but what hasn’t changed is the accessibility for the average person to become a published author. Not everyone wants, or needs, to write full-time like I do, so below I’ve
“Mom and Dad, We Need to Talk”
Role reversal, whether it is as a parent/child or even a grandparent/grandchild, never quite feels right. Becoming the “let me help you” person in the relationship is not how it likely went for most of your
5 Things You Can Do NOW to Help Your Body Detox
One seemingly uneventful day in May of 2003, I was driving to my chiropractor’s office when a car on the opposite side of the road made an unexpected left turn in front of me, causing a
A Greek Odyssey…. Maybe Not Quite, But a Fabulous Week on Crete
To be honest it was a joy to leave a very wet and rainy England behind – even though it meant leaving my gorgeous 300-year-old cottage, that I spent the summer decorating and turning into my
Healing Through Pain: Embracing the Beauty of Kintsugi
I recently read an article from the December 2023 issue of The AARP Magazine which resonated with me. It’s titled “Bedazzled and Uplifted” by Jan Tuckwood. (You can find it here if you have a subscription,