593 Worries

Worry seems to be part of what living is all about. Memory is steeped in it. From childhood to old age it seems to always be present. Sometime it might be nice to just stop and enjoy the moment, the day or even a week or two. Retirement may offer the last chance.

Share:

More Posts

3-product-smoky-eye-tutorial-|-sixty-and-me

3 Product Smoky Eye Tutorial | Sixty And Me

Smoky eyes are gorgeous on women of any age and can be overwhelming to replicate! I watched one YouTuber use 50 products on a makeover including the eyes. Yikes! In this video, I decided to make it as simple as “1-2-3” by using 3 main products on the eyes, and

money-is-part-of-our-voice-|-sixty-and-me

Money Is Part Of Our Voice | Sixty And Me

I’m in my late 60s. Like many women our age, I grew up hearing that money wasn’t a polite topic to talk about. Someone else handled it, or we handled it quietly and didn’t make a fuss. I’m Not Quiet About Money In all honesty, I can’t be quiet about

aging-creatively:-embracing-the-possibilities-|-sixty-and-me

Aging Creatively: Embracing The Possibilities | Sixty And Me

A friend of mine turned me on to a Netflix series titled Man on the Inside. The show is a comedy about a retiree turned amateur private investigator trying to find a thief in a Senior Living Community. Since my friend’s husband is associated with the production, I decided to

book-review:-tradeoffs:-stories-by-david-galef-|-sixty-and…

Book Review: Tradeoffs: Stories By David Galef | Sixty And…

One of the delightful things about being an author is getting to know other writers throughout the community. I met David Galef at a publisher’s retreat in Chicago last spring. He is a creative writing professor who has penned a number of books, ranging from children’s literature and poetry to

Send Us A Message