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How moving to Berlin in my 50s meant learning the basics all over again – from cooking my first proper meal to backpacking across Europe.
From childhood nights spent reading by torchlight to today’s thriving senior book clubs, writer Josephine Chia shares how books enrich lives, spark imagination, and combat loneliness.
Undergoing specific health screenings such as bone density scans, eye health checks, and hearing tests can make a huge difference.
After decades of living with a patchwork kitchen held together by glue and tape, a broken cabinet door finally pushed writer Kim Lee to undergo a kitchen renovation.
Vandana Aggarwal takes her hobby as a citizen archivist very seriously. Don’t take our word for it – the 14,000 handwritten letters she’s transcribed over the past decade speak for themselves.
Recounting his experience hosting a gluten intolerant house guest, writer Jeffrey Yang finds out why the hassle of going gluten-free is worth the trouble.
After clinching a beauty pageant title at age 56, Janet Patt is now helping other silver women rediscover their beauty.
Guided by Nobel laureate Mohamed Yunus’ mantra of solving social problems through business, 59-year-old Alvin Yong proves that compassion can go hand-in-hand with practical needs.
What began as an escape became a life-changing pilgrimage of healing, discovery, and faith on the Camino.
From sorting decades of memories to learning how to use new appliances, downsizing later in life comes with surprises big and small, as Sylvia Tan recalls.
After his wife was diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine mammogram, Zafarudin Zahid had to quickly learn how to support her both physically and emotionally.
Why hate on pickleball? In the loud red dot, a little bat and ball action is better than an obese nation.