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How to Stop Living in the Past I truly do not know how to live in the past, save for my loving and happy memories, and the lessons I learned along the way. I review these in my mind now and then. Other than that, I have no time to waste in the past. Do […]

Let’s talk about bikinis and beach beauty for the gracefully aging woman… I often love to fantasize about travel, especially after being locked down and cooped up. One day I said to my ultimate concierge, “I would love to go to St. Bart’s and wear my bikini as the older French women do!” I always

When it comes to “older women” in short skirts, who gets to say what’s wrong or right for us? This is just the type of topic I love to discuss with our community of women on HoneyGood.com and my private Facebook group, Women Over 50: Celebrate Visibility. We are a group of women who are

I remember my father telling me during one of our talks that when he was a little boy, before heading off to school, he would take his shoes off and walk in the grass on a golf course while the dew was still fresh on the ground. He loved the feeling of the wet grass on his

It’s June, Darlings! And June is the time to bloom – in life, love, career, personal experiences, or even within yourself. No matter your age, you have the power to flourish and blossom. Continuing to Bloom in Life After 50 We hold the power to keep blooming after 50, just like we hold the power

Soothing Melodies – Can Music Ward Off Loneliness? I think music is a connection with other people, both literally and figuratively. Let me explain. Listening to any form of music can soothe any type of mood. On a personal note, I am far more drawn to the composer’s music than to a lyricist’s lyrics. A

As I think about my life, my girlfriends’ lives, and the lives of all the incredible women in my community, I see that being an empowered woman over 50 is a recipe baked with resilience, continuous learning and goal-setting, emotional intelligence, grace, and unshakeable self-confidence. Empowered women are powerful but not power-hungry. We are strong

We all have regrets, which are self-imposed punishments — I see those as the pits in the sweet bowl of cherries that we call life. Some pits linger inside forever, some are throwaways after we make amends to those we love. There are dumb things we did or didn’t do, and some have been put

Asking for help is an art form every woman over 50 needs to master. You must learn how to seek help, but it’s just as important to know who to ask! I ask others for help and in turn, I reciprocate with my help. In truth, I couldn’t get through life without reaching out to

I was recently honored to be featured in GRAND Magazine (read the feature here). Learn more about this priceless (yet free!) resource for grandmothers in today’s story written by the editor, Christine Crosby. Enjoy, darling! Grandmothers play an indispensable role in the success and well-being of society, serving as pillars of wisdom, love, and support