Author: Linda Abbit
Coffee, Cake…and end of life issues
Apps to Help our Planet
Don’t Let Someone Steal Your Heart . . . And Your Money
The Joyful Hearts Choir: Music, Memory and Meaning
The Village Model: A Neighborly Way to Age in Place
The “village” movement makes aging in place less isolated and more workable—and it’s growing across the US.
Senior House Sharing Is on the Rise
Remember the Golden Girls? Now you can use an online matching service for to find a housemate.
Masako Wakamiya: Not Your Typical App Developer
She found her wings after retiring when she taught herself how to use a computer. Now 81, she’s created an app to help other seniors fly.
14 of the Best Quotes About Aging
David Bowie, Maggie Kuhn, Warren Buffet, Frank Lloyd Wright… See who said what.
Students Are Redesigning Long Life
At the Stanford Design Challenge, young designers have invented products that meet the real needs of older people. Which is the winner?
Marna Clarke Shares Time as She Knows It
In “Time As We Know It,” a photographer and her partner explore the truths of their aging bodies.
Why Friendship Changes As We Age
Is the number of people you count as friends shrinking? And is that just a normal part of aging?
Julia Cameron: How to Get Creative in Later Life
In her new book, the best-selling author of “The Artist’s Way” says we can be truly imaginative in our later lives.
A Day in the Digital Life of Joe Isaac
He’s spent the past 20 years of his retirement volunteering as his town’s senior-tech guru.
Summer Camps for Adults—Yes, Older Ones, Too
From cooking or band camp to unplugged creativity and outdoorsy fun, these experiences are all about the communal life.