There was a time in my life when travel was all about cramming in as many experiences as I could in a short period of time. So, like many of you, I rushed through every city that I visited, checking off all of the tourist spots and chatting with as many people as possible along the way. But, as we get a little older, some of us find this frantic pace, well… a little stressful. If this sounds like you, I want to introduce you to the concept of “slow travel.” I hope that it helps you to reignite your love for travel! Join us for a cup of tea (or coffee) and a chat. And, if you enjoy the show, please tell one friend about us today. Your support means so much to me! Read More

If you have ever felt alone, lonely and disconnected from the world, you will resonate with the character in Gail Honeyman’s book, Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine. Read More

Bruce Springsteen has been a pop icon for almost 40 years. As such, his career has mirrored the lives of those of us who are in our 60s. On September 23rd, he turns 69 and I wanted to take a look at his life and wish him a very happy birthday on behalf of the Sixty and Me community. Read More

I love Sophia Loren. There is something about her authenticity and passion for life that makes me want to do more. Today, on September 20^th, Sophia celebrates her 84th birthday. Let’s take a look at her life and wish her all the best! Read More

We all know Twiggy, the English model, actress and singer, who became a symbol of the “swinging sixties.” She was only 16 when she became widely popular and her thin frame, short hair and big eyes look took the world by storm. She was named “The Face of 1966” by the Daily Express and voted British Woman of the Year. 50 years later, she is celebrating her 69^th birthday! Let’s wish her all the best. Read More

Turning 60 is a scary experience for a lot of women. Unlike other birthdays, we are not worried about “getting old.” We are not concerned about a few more wrinkles or the fact that we have gained a few extra pounds. No, the issues that we face as we enter our 60s are deeper. Read More

State of Wonder written by Ann Patchett was recommended by so many women in our Sixty and Me community, that I had to give it a shot. Read More

Dressing stylishly is different after 60 – not because women our age should or shouldn’t wear certain things – but because we can finally let go of trends and be unapologetically, enthusiastically ourselves. Today, I want to share an article by one of our bloggers, Susan Good. In it, she offers 5 fun tips for dressing stylishly after 60. I hope you will share your style tips with your sisters as well! Join us for a cup of tea (or coffee) and a chat. And, if you enjoy the show, please tell one friend about us today. Your support means so much to me! Read More

Like many of you, I stopped thinking about what other people think of my weight a long time ago. At the same time, I do want to get to (and stay at) a healthy weight so that I can enjoy the best years of my life. I want to have the energy, flexibility and balance to travel, dance and explore. Do you feel the same? If so, you will enjoy Peg Doyle’s latest article for Sixty and Me. In it, she talks about the one choice that all of us face when trying to get to a healthy weight. Join us for a cup of tea (or coffee) and a chat. And, if you enjoy the show, please tell one friend about us today. Your support means so much to me! Read More

Is your desire for instant gratification preventing you from finding happiness in your 60s or better? Are you shopping for positivity in all the wrong places? These are the questions that will guide today’s discussion. Read More