Do you hate being told how to dress, how to wear your makeup, style your hair, travel, or anything else in life now that you are over 50? Many older women are throwing away society's "rules" because they can. And, why not? We have been on the planet for many decades and know what we like and want. Below are some quotes I have found from women over 50 online. “My hair is … [Read more...]
The Real Secret to a Rich Retirement? Hint: It’s Not the Money
A while back, during a long overdue, post-pandemic visit to Minnesota, my 13-year-old nephew Thomas asked me an important question, one I’ll never forget. “Auntie Dawnie, are you rich?” I smiled at his sincerity and replied, “What’s rich, Thomas?” He tilted his head, thinking. “Well… do you have a lot of money?” “What’s a lot of money?” I asked. He didn’t … [Read more...]
Rocking the Best Jeans for Women Over 60 by Body Shape
Finding the perfect pair of jeans can sometimes be difficult for women of any age, but once you are over 60, it can be darn right challenging. Comfort, fit, and style are super important to me. Emphasis on comfort. We all come in different sizes and body shapes so what is trending may not be the most flattering style for you. In this post, you will find a guide to the best … [Read more...]
To Rant or Not to Rant? That is the Question
I received an email after my newsletter came out. A technical glitch held up my newsletter emails for several weeks. The email was from a subscriber and read: “Fascism has now been imposed in America, a genocide has likely killed more than 100,00 people in Gaza, Israel is engaged in its 78th year of land theft….and this is only the beginning. The topics in your blog … [Read more...]
Ever Been Called a “Princess?” Time to Own It
May 9 marks the 30th anniversary of Hollywood’s remake of the classic story, A Little Princess—but the original message from Frances Hodgson Burnett’s 1905 novel still hits home: “All women are princesses. It is our right.” That’s not the sparkly tiara, ballroom gown, rescued-by-a-prince kind of princess. Burnett’s heroine, Sara Crewe, held onto her dignity, grace, and … [Read more...]
