Explore why 'Seniors Playing Cards' sparks controversy. The debate on Seniors Playing Cards in shared spaces and its impact on community

National Geographic says people over 100 handle stress better than younger people. A lighthearted look at stress and age

In the British TV series “New Tricks” retired detectives investigate unsolved crimes. The name says, “Yes, retirees can learn new tricks"!

One night at dinner my friend lamented, “My daughter thinks she’s my mother. She criticizes everything I wear.  I didn't ask for her advice.

You know you're getting old when your pill bottles start taking over your coffee cup shelf.  Looking at aspects of aging.

Funny thing about downsizing. You think you've done a good job, only to find out you still have too much stuff and regret losing some stuff

Am I getting lazier? Or is that what retirement is all about? Kicking back and enjoying your life after decades of working?

When do I get to be bad? Dive into sugars without a care? Gobble up samples in the store like the woman in the poem Warning>

It's bad enough that seniors awaken during the night with pains and full bladders. We don't need squawking birds to add to our sleeplessness

When I remember words to become better at a word game is my brain forgetting important stuff like names to make way for the new memory?

My inbox had an email titled Visualize future versions of you: 5, 10, 30 plus years out. (1) I'm not keen on picturing myself in 30 years.

Our recliners are getting to be a pain in the butt. Literally. As we age, our furniture choices have switched from style to comfort

We all use phrases from TV or movies such as in the Capital One commercial “What’s in your wallet?” Catchphrases are part of the common...

Recently our community held a seminar: ‘Demystifying Senior Living’. I wondered why people thought senior living was mystifying.

In senior communities, you’re bound to bump into hearing-challenged people. Sometimes literally - they don't hear you coming!

This morning when I got up, my body was as stiff as an ironing board. Is this what old age is? Stiff bodies and Mystery Maladies?

Every time I forget something I ask myself, “Is this the first sign of dementia? In a senior community, it's a common worry.

In my youth, mom told me, “You need thicker skin.” It was a metaphor. Now that I'm older it's not a metaphor - it's reality.

A Facebook post asked, “What’s the oldest thing in your house?” A lot of us jest, “Me.” But many people own things older than themselves.

It’s so frustrating to lose things, especially things you had in your hands moments ago.