Using our accumulated wisdom to make good choices as we age. That’s one of the benefits of getting older. We can decide whom to hang out with, what to eat, how to spend our days. Crow’s Feet writers have learned a lot through decades of living and in many of…

Times a-Wasting! We just kicked off the New Year, our energy is high, so let’s get right down to it and starting reading some of stories that may leave you a little wiser, a little brighter and maybe even a little more light-hearted about life.

The New Year got off to a rocky start in my household when Covid reared its contagious head. Being an optimist, rather than let the virus get me down, I declared that the year can only get better from here. …

We start this week’s Crow’s Feet digest with reflections on New Year’s resolutions. Julia E Hubbel writes about steps she will take to break the relentless drive to be productive. Cindy Heath finds that resolutions are meaningless without first getting rid of the mind monkey that distracts you and lets…

Are you laying low this holiday season like I am? Seeing a handful of relatives only after they have taken a Covid test? …

Many Crow’s Feet readers and contributors are at the stage of life when they are looking for fulfillment after decades spent at work. In her piece below, Katharine Esty, a retired psychotherapist, says it’s important to find a purpose that is uniquely right for you. Jean Crawford Evans has found…