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This story is about positivity and negativity. Our personality type is in our DNA and has a direct effect on our social behavior, our view on life, and ultimately our happiness. Every woman over the age of 50 is born with a general level of happiness. Today’s story talks about our genetics in layman’s terms […]

It’s spring and life is beginning to buzz! When I think of shopping, as a woman after 50 who has one too many pairs of black slacks (sound familiar?) I think about accessories — my #1 love! And since I love to share the love, scarves are just the sort of thing that make wonderful

You all know how I feel about age being nothing but a number, and the importance of engaging with women of all ages. Last week I answered a question on Ask Honey about how I embraced aging. It’s been a hot topic lately! Recently on my private Facebook group, Celebrate Life, one of our group

Today’s post on ways to love yourself was contributed by style expert Andrea Pflaumer. Enjoy, darlings! It’s been said that when your memory starts to fade the first thing that goes are memories of what you just learned or did or said. It’s kind of like LIFO, “last in, first out.” An old boyfriend of

It’s easy to give advice to a troubled friend, “Learn to count your blessings.” But how? How does one focus on the good — so that it may grow — and minimize the negative? Each week I look forward to getting a manicure. I don’t believe in the more creative options such as gels or

Today’s Ask Honey, is in response to the following question by Amy: What caused, or shifted, your attitude about aging? Most women try to defy or deny aging, but you embrace it with positivity, grace, and moxie. I’m curious to know if you always felt this way or if it’s a perspective that evolved. I

Today’s post was contributed by valued Celebrate Life (my private Facebook group), Merry Lynch Pavlak, an ex-pat living in Poland. In case you missed it, be sure to read part one of this series on being ready (even when you’re not) here. Come to find out…I was ready! I was offered an incredible opportunity to

I have the habit of cutting my hair. I walk into my kitchen, open a drawer and take out my kitchen scissors, walk them into my bathroom, and cut my hair! Yesterday, I got the urge to cut, cut, cut. It was uplifting. As I was cutting I thought to myself that I was snipping

I have often been asked to describe who I am. Often, I hem and haw because I wear many hats. I am a woman of a certain age, a wife, mother, grandmother, mother-in-law, girlfriend, writer, author, problem solver, world traveler, shopper, owner of a company, and ya da da da da da! When push comes

Today’s important story on how to come out of divorce after 50 healthier and happier (with 6 practical tips!) was contributed by Rachel S. Ruby, an attorney, and former certified divorce mediator. Enjoy, darlings! Divorce is one of the biggest traumas faced by humans, and although it is never easy it can be especially difficult