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LIFESTYLE
A psychologist explains eight traits that set emotionally intelligent mother-in-laws apart, including respecting boundaries, direct communication, and accepting differences for healthier family relationships. (Source: Parade)
INTIMACY
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NOSTALGIA
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'Good Morning America' launched on Nov. 3, 1975. In honor of the show's 50th anniversary, here's a look at the hosts, then and now. (Source: People)
WELLNESS
When antibiotics are needed around surgery, experts recommend short IV courses and preparing your gut with healthy foods to help restore beneficial bacteria and reduce lasting effects. Consult your doctor before starting antibiotics. (Source: 10Almonds)
LONG-TERM CARE
Our sponsor wants to help you get long-term care.
Sponsored by Money
Long-term care isn’t fully covered by Medicare — here’s how to protect yourself
Almost half of Americans over 65 will eventually need some form of long-term care — whether that’s help with bathing, dressing, meal prep or managing medications.
The catch? Medicare and Medigap typically don’t cover those costs unless they’re tied to medical treatment. That means you often have to pay for in-home assistance or nursing home care out of pocket — and those expenses can add up fast.
Medicare's annual enrollment period starts Wednesday. While you make your coverage choices, it may also be worth exploring other long-term care protection options that can help safeguard your health and your finances.
MOVIE REVIEW
It’s about the mysteries of the human heart. Its exploration of these subtle depths is sensitive, as are its conclusions. (Source: RogerEbert)
FINANCE
Make sure your money is getting to people in need, not an illegitimate outfit. (Source: AARP)
TRAVEL
This guide offers practical advice for seniors on navigating solo travel, with tips on staying safe, saving money, and enjoying trips at your own pace. (Source: Nifty50Plus)
FOOD
Many store-bought snacks are high in salt, sugar, and additives, but there are healthier alternatives that keep the flavor without the processing. This guide offers balanced swaps for smarter snacking. (Source: CleanPlates)
FUN STUFF
Fortune Cookie of the Day
Each day has 5 different hidden fortunes.
You can select one number to reveal your fortune for the day.
Save, Share, or email your fortune!
Daily Trivia Game
Play Trivial Pursuit Infinite, the free online game that offers daily challenges and AI-generated trivia questions on any topic you can think of. Test your knowledge in this fun and engaging game.
November 5, 1922
Word of the Day
Build your vocabulary and exercise your brain at the same time. Do you know what the Word of the Day means?
National Day Calendar
We are on a mission to celebrate every day with you, including fun, unusual, and unique National Days!
AGE IS JUST A NUMBER…OR IS IT?
Sandy Goldman, Publisher
Message From the Publisher
When I reached 65, I realized that approximately 10,000 Baby Boomers will turn 65 every day over the next four years. In addition, over 50 million people are already 65+. I believe our generation deserves its own free, ad-supported, daily lifestyle newsletter with interesting news and fun facts created just for us. I hope you enjoy!
