Life after 65 is a wonderful season to rediscover yourself—or discover something entirely new ✨. With fewer schedules to manage and more freedom to choose how you spend your time, hobbies become less about “staying busy” and more about living well 💖. The right hobby can bring purpose, creativity, connection, and even better health.

Friendships between women evolve just as deeply as the women themselves, and for baby boomer women, these changes often bring surprising richness and clarity. In younger years, friendships were frequently shaped by circumstance—neighbors with children the same age, coworkers in the same stage of career-building, or social circles formed around school events and packed calendars. These relationships mattered, but they often had to fit into lives that were stretched thin by res

Ideas for every mood, budget, and energy level New Year’s doesn’t have to mean loud parties or late nights—unless that’s exactly what you love. Whether you want something cozy, reflective, festive, or quietly joyful, there are many ways to welcome a new year that feel personal and meaningful. Here are ideas to help you celebrate in a way that fits your life right now. 1. Host a Cozy New Year’s Eve at Home There’s something wonderful about celebrating where you’re most comfort

How to make a New Year's resolution. By the time we reach our 60s and beyond, we’ve learned something important: life doesn’t need to be rushed or constantly reinvented to be meaningful. We’ve weathered seasons of responsibility, change, and growth—and now, a new year feels less like a command to “do more” and more like an invitation to live well. For women over 60, New Year’s resolutions don’t have to be about fixing or proving anything. They can be about intention, ease, an

If you walk by a local park on a Tuesday morning, you’re likely to hear it: the rhythmic pop-clink  of a perforated plastic ball hitting a paddle. Chances are, you’ll also hear a lot of laughter. Pickleball has taken the world by storm, but there is one demographic driving the movement with more passion than anyone else: women over 60.  Far from just a "retirement hobby," pickleball has become a cultural phenomenon. But what exactly is the "secret sauce" making this sport so

Your 50s and 60s are a time of transition. If you have kids, they might have left home recently, leaving you with newfound freedom. It’s also around when you might be retiring from work and looking for more activities to fill your time. Many people experience social isolation during this phase. Loneliness affects about a third of people ages 45 and older, and social isolation affects nearly a quarter of those 65 and older, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prev

For women over 60, the best sports to play with friends are those that are low-impact, highly social, and excellent for balance and agility. Here are the most popular and fun sports for a group of friends to play: 🥇 The Reigning Champion: Pickleball This is the fastest-growing sport in the world, particularly among older adults, and it is arguably the best choice for a group of friends. Why It's Great for Your Age Group Key Benefits Low-Impact & Easy to Learn It combines ele

🎁 Experience & Memory-Focused Gifts These offer moments she’ll remember — perfect if she enjoys life more than possessions. 🧘‍♀️ Wellness & Relaxation Spa or massage gift certificate  — A day of pampering. Yoga, tai chi, or meditation classes  — Great for health and calm. At-home spa kit  — Luxury lotions, bath salts, cozy robe. 🍽️ Dining & Events Dinner at her favorite restaurant  (or a new one she’d love). Wine tasting or food tour  — Local experiences can be delightfu

The Baby Boomer Generation Baby Boomer women (born roughly 1946–1964) are known for being a generation of profound historical transition  and have significantly influenced shifts in the workforce, family structure, and cultural values. Here are the major characteristics and achievements they are known for: 1. Pioneers of Professional and Educational Achievement Baby Boomer Women Working Shattering the Glass Ceiling:  The older Boomer women came of age during the height of the