TRAVEL FOR WOMEN OVER 40 Ten Airline Rights for Senior Travelers You Probably Don’t Know—But Absolutely Should Posted on December 19, 2025March 22, 2026 Airlines won’t tell you this, but federal law gives seniors powerful travel rights—and most people never use them. From hidden senior fares and guaranteed pre-boarding to TSA help and priority during cancellations, these protections exist to make flying easier, safer, and less stressful. If you’re over 65 and don’t know these rules, you’re leaving comfort and savings on the table. This guide shows you exactly what to ask for so you can fly with confidence and dignity—every single time. Read more
WELLNESS ON THE ROAD Feeling Older Than You’d Like? Travel Might Be the Remedy Posted on November 1, 2025April 18, 2026 Travel may be one of the best ways to slow aging. A new study from Edith Cowan University links positive travel experiences to better physical and mental health. Exploring new places reduces stress, strengthens the heart, and enhances creativity. In short, travel keeps the mind sharp, the body active, and the spirit youthful. Read more
TRAVEL FOR WOMEN OVER 40 Work After 50 Isn’t Easy—But Guess What? It’s Still Possible Posted on October 2, 2025December 27, 2025 Recently, I started feeling my age in ways I couldn’t ignore. I was spending too much time at my desk—blogging, scrolling, watching YouTube—and it left me restless. I decided to re-enter the job market at 59, knowing I’ll only work for two years until Steven and I retire. The process… Read more
SLOW TRAVEL & LIVING ABROAD The Benefits of Slow Travel: A Better Way to Explore the World Posted on September 30, 2025December 26, 2025 In a world where fast-paced travel and short vacations dominate, there’s a growing movement towards a different approach: slow travel. Military families have made this type of travel mainstream. This method isn’t just about ticking off tourist spots or snapping the perfect Instagram shot. It’s about immersing oneself in a culture, living like a local, and truly understanding the nuances of a new place. Here’s a comprehensive look at the benefits of slow travel and why it might be the best way to explore the world. Read more
CULTURE, EVENTS & EXPERIENCES What I Learned About Travel in 2024 (That I’m Taking Into the New Year) Posted on January 11, 2025April 20, 2026 Looking back on 2024, I’m filled with gratitude for a year of diverse adventures. While I traveled to Italy and Spain early on, most of my trips were closer to home, exploring the Dickeyville Grotto in Wisconsin, hiking Morton Arboretum in Lisle, and savoring coffee at charming cafes in St…. Read more