Today’s News for Women over 50
Happy Wednesday, everyone! It is time once again for Today’s News for Women over 50.
This is the day when I curate lifestyle today’s news for you into one post in an effort to keep you informed, inspired, and save a little time.
I want you to think of Today’s News for Women over 50 as your online women’s magazine that arrives every Wednesday!
I have pinpointed four categories over the time I have been doing this that are of most interest to the readers.
So, on this lovely October morning, get a comfy spot with a warm morning beverage and let’s read today’s news.
TODAY’S NEWS FOR WOMEN OVER 50: HEALTHY LIVING
Food & Wine: Afternoon Tea Is Actually Exciting Now — and These Are the Tea Rooms Leading the Change
Eating Well: Dylan Dreyer Shares the Healing Foods She Always Keeps in Her Kitchen
Today Show: Sister Jean, 105, Still Works Every Day and Shares Longevity Secrets
TODAY’S NEWS FOR WOMEN OVER 50: IN THE KITCHEN
Simply Recipes: 14 Dinners With Pesto
Sally’s Baking Recipes: Maple-Roasted Butternut Squash & Kale Fall Salad
Two Peas & Their Pod: Cinnamon Swirl Pumpkin Cake
Handmade Farmhouse: Rich Beef and Barley Stew
Eating Well: The Green Beans Dolly Parton and Her Sister, Rachel, Grew Up Eatingand 20-minute Dinner Recipes to Make This Fall
Magnolia Journal: Chocolate Bundt Cake
Plant Powered: 11 Veggie Sandwiches You Can Make in 10 Minutes or Less
Taste of Home: Slow-Cooker Butternut Squash
TODAY’S NEWS FOR WOMEN OVER 50: AT HOME
French Country Cottage: Easy & Beautiful Autumn Abundance Table
Better Homes & Gardens: 21 Hardy Perennials that Promise Unstoppable Color Every Year and 24 Creative Pumpkin Crafts to Spice Up Your Decor
French Country Home Magazine: How to Make Autumn Bouquets
Today’s News: Retailers with Just Released Holiday Decor:
Pottery Barn HOLIDAY Collection
TODAY’S NEWS FOR WOMEN OVER 50: FASHION & BEAUTY
Woman & Home: Trinny reveals her top makeup tip for older women
QVC: New arrivals in Stacy London Collection
FASHION VIDEO OF THE WEEK: AUTUMN TRY ON HAUL FOR CLASSY FALL OUTFIT INSPIRATION
Thank you so much for joining me for Today’s News for Women over 50!
Leave your thoughts or questions…and I will see you tomorrow!
STAY STRONG & KEEP SMILING!
By Pamela Lutrell
For all your shopping, please use the links on my SHOPPING PAGE…thank you, thank you to all who shop this way.
About five years ago, Pottery Barn and Williams-Sonoma closed their stores in our only remaining mall. I used to just love looking over their holiday tables and displays. The gingerbread theme this year is gorgeous. And I watch that you tuber … low key and reasonable, and her pared back style resonates with me.
So glad to have found some items you enjoyed, Linda. Thanks for being here.
I enjoyed the news today. I am sidelined for many weeks with a broken foot, and it was a fun start to my day. I admire Sister Jean. She strikes me as too busy living life to focus on age. The YouTube video on styling clothes was really helpful. Thanks for all you do to keep us current.
So sorry to hear of the broken foot. I understand being sidelined…my two foot surgeries sidelined me for three months. I hope you find some reading and maybe even do what I did and learn about a passion…that was when I discovered Food Network and it has inspired me to be a better cook and experiment more. Thanks for being here, Kathy.
Just a word of thanks this morning, for consistently delivering a Wednesday magazine curated just for us. Any one magazine might have a handful of articles of interest to me, but you sift through many to bring the perfect stack of features. I just really appreciate you doing this, so thank you! 😊 🌻💕
You are welcome, Connie. Thank you for the encouragement…it keeps me curating!
I have to say that I am really underwhelmed by the Stacy London Collection on QVC. I don’t usually shop there and I really, really want to like the collection. Even on Stacy, who is tall and thin, some of the clothes just did not look like quality pieces. I realize there is a price point involved, but man! I think she could do a lot better. However, if they fill a niche for the working woman, then that’s great. To each her own. If anyone has purchased from this collection and my assessment of quality is wrong, please share. Photos can be deceiving! And yes, as Connie says, thank you for curating these articles.
Sister Jean’s example of “staying in the game” is wonderful. Advanced age is a combination of effort and good luck, but being around young people is a great way to stay young. I donated blood yesterday at our local high school. It was so fun to be around all these lovely young people. It restores one’s hope in humanity and helps us all to “keep a light heart”. (Some students were donating for the first time, some were volunteering).
One of the reasons I loved teaching high school for so many years, Mary, is it kept me young. I miss being around my students, but now have these precious grandchildren to keep me young…and tired!
If I hear anyone commenting about the Stacy London collection, I will let you know…I have not touched it nor tried any of the pieces.