A blog about life, only later.

In the middle of packing up to move cross country, I reached out to Ted Kerasote, author of the bestsellers, Merle’s Door: Lessons from a...

Another bedside table story for snoops. I have a bit of a confession:  I am a bit of a snoop.  What I mean is, I have always looked with...

ABC-TV is looking for single older adults to appear on a new dating show for seniors. Let's hope they don't blow it.

It's nearly impossible to overstate the importance of sleep for your health. "Sleep hygiene" can help you get what you need.

For snoops.

Women don't lead orchestras? Well, actually, yes they do. Let's meet symphonic conductor Sandra Ragusa.

The writer Nick Tosches, who died last month, was someone I lost touch with but always intended to see again. Let me be Ms. Bad Example.

“As long as you are breathing, it’s never too late to do what you love,” says mystery writer Kevan T. Hunt.

'Cause it's good for you: the music of your youth.

What the late years looks like for older adults in the 21st Century is a still-developing picture.

Did you know that personality is stable throughout your adult life? Your outside may change but you are still you.

What can we learn from an early study about older adults, choice and the gift of a small plant?

There are many theories about aging. The one that rings truest for me is Laura L. Carstensen's theory about the perception of time.