One Bold, Bald, Beautiful Grandma
A grandma undergoes chemotherapy, loses her hair, sheds her wig and her vanity, thrives in her baldness, and inspires other women to enjoy life to the max.
Read More »A grandma undergoes chemotherapy, loses her hair, sheds her wig and her vanity, thrives in her baldness, and inspires other women to enjoy life to the max.
Read More »The mother-daughter relationship can be fraught with tension, hurt feelings, and unresolved issues. Left unattended, they can grow and prevent the relationship from flourishing.
Read More »Today’s guest author, Tess Hardwick, is a novelist and playwright who writes about how her relationship with her mother changed after she became a mother.
Read More »It’s amazing what a one-day retreat can do for the soul. For my birthday, I booked a personal retreat at Stillheart Institute in Woodside, CA, near San Francisco.
Read More »Frances admits that as her 65th birthday approached, a big party was not her style. Yet she wanted to reach out and share her gratitude for arriving at this milestone.
Read More »Kathleen Keating, Ms. New York Senior America 2011, attended our May GaGa Sisterhood meeting. The Pageant emphasizes and honors women who are sixty years of age or over.
Read More »Listening is an undervalued art. These days most people would rather talk than listen. I know my mom is listening. When I call her she gives me her undivided attention.
Read More »On this Mother’s Day I encourage you to call the mothers of your grandchildren and tell them some of the wonderful qualities you admire and respect about them.
Read More »Writing in a journal can be good therapy for your body, mind, and spirit. I started writing my first journal in 1977 and now I’m on my 51st volume. When I discovered Mari McCarthy’s Journaling for the Health of It, I invited her to write a guest post.Mari is a Journaling Therapy Specialist and founder of
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