Posts by Elizabeth Crane
Matte or Shimmer Makeup After 60? Why I Choose Matte
I love makeup. I still want to wear it, play with color, and look polished. Getting older hasn’t changed that. But I’ve noticed that some makeup finishes just don’t look the same on my skin as they did years ago. And shimmer is one of them. I’m not saying women over 60 can’t wear shimmer.…
Read MoreCanceled Plans Are My Love Language
There are many beautiful ways to show love. Some people bring flowers. Some people write heartfelt cards. Some people remember your coffee order. Some people say, “I was thinking of you,” and send a sweet little text at exactly the right moment. And then there are the rare, magnificent angels who cancel plans. Those are…
Read MoreThings Nobody Warned Me About Aging
Aging is funny because everyone acts like we should have seen it coming. Technically, yes, we knew we were getting older. We understood the general concept. Birthdays kept happening. Candles became less decorative and more of a fire hazard. At some point, the number on the cake started looking less like a celebration and more…
Read MoreEmbracing Our Past Selves: The Power of Kindness
In a world where personal growth and self-improvement are constantly encouraged, it’s easy to forget that the journey we’ve taken has shaped who we are today. As we evolve, we often look back at earlier versions of ourselves with a critical eye, focusing on the mistakes we made or the choices we wish we could…
Read MoreLittle Things, Big Heart Happiness!
In the hustle and bustle of our busy lives, it’s easy to overlook the small moments that bring us joy. We often chase after big achievements and milestones, believing they’ll bring us happiness. However, sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in our hearts. Think about it: a warm cup of tea on…
Read MoreRemembering the Glory Days of American Bandstand
Ah, the good old days! As teenagers, there was nothing quite like gathering around the TV to watch American Bandstand. It was our gateway to the latest hits and a place where music came alive in our living rooms. Hosted by the charming Dick Clark, the show was more than just a music program; it…
Read MoreThe Heartfelt Power of Handwritten Thank You Notes
In today’s fast-paced digital world, it’s easy to send a quick text or shoot off an email to express our gratitude. While those methods are convenient, there’s something genuinely special about taking the time to write a handwritten thank you note. 🌟 Think about it: when was the last time you received a note in…
Read MoreMyth vs. Fact: Older Women and Fashion
Myth: Older women don’t care about fashion.Fact: We care about comfort and style—if it looks good and feels good, we’re winning! Let’s set the record straight: just because we’ve gotten a little older doesn’t mean we’ve given up on looking fabulous. In fact, as we age, our approach to fashion evolves. It’s not about chasing…
Read MoreBalance is Key: Simple Ways to Improve Coordination and Prevent Falls
As we age, maintaining balance becomes increasingly important, not just for our coordination but also for preventing falls and keeping us active and independent. The good news? You don’t need a gym membership or fancy equipment to start working on your balance! Small, simple exercises can make a world of difference—and they can easily fit…
Read MoreIt’s Never Too Late to Make New Connections
As we move through different stages of life, friendships take on new meaning. Early in life, friendships often come easily—through school, work, or shared activities. But as we grow older, our priorities shift, and so do our relationships. The good news is that it’s never too late to make new connections. In fact, some of…
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