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Catherine Texier pushes back against society’s dated ideas about older women, claiming her place among those who are determined to remain vibrant and…
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...and possibly yours. Got some links for you.
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"I like having been alive long enough to know that people can change and transform who they are over and over and over again, and to know that I’ve…
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At 60, David Ulin reflects on his favorite way to connect with his 85-year-old Dad.
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"I’ve gained confidence in my chosen vocation, gained trust in my close relationships, realized that fewer possibilities give me laser focus on what is…
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At 60, Ken Otterbourg takes stock of the subtle but meaningful career shift he embarked on a few years ago.
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"I’m happy I get to be this age. I’m happy to be alive."
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Abigail Thomas struggles to make sense of her affinity for spatchcocking chickens.
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"Age has humbled and softened me. I’m a more reliable, consistent person than I ever was, which makes me a better friend, better partner, better…
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...assuming it's winter in the hemisphere where you are reading this.
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In his 80s, bluesman Little Freddie King knows a thing or two about bouncing back from adversity.
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Rachel Kramer Bussel is starting off her new year by acknowledging strides she's made on various fronts.
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