The Sixties are the New Thirties, Redefining Aging
My image of the sixties from my childhood (in the 1960s) was that of an old man with an Afghan […]
My image of the sixties from my childhood (in the 1960s) was that of an old man with an Afghan […]
Most of us keep track of our age chronologically. It makes sense. We are born on a certain day and
The face that we normally present to the world is our best one. Social media makes this easy, and most
We are suffering somewhat of a “comfort crisis.” Which is the title of an excellent book written by Michael Easter.
Walking has become my chosen activity for health and longevity. However, by walking the same paths, streets, and lanes, I
I don’t particularly enjoy going to the gym or exercising for that matter. I doubt if anyone truly enjoys it.