What a Classy Senior Looks Like
These ladies look fabulous!
This Is What I’m Talk’n About
They Know How to Dress
A friend of mine told me I dress too young just because I still liked wearing tennis shoes, jeans, and oversized shirts. I on the otherhand thought she dressed too old.
I Love Their Long Full Hair
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I used to think being older meant wearing my hair short, wearing shoes that looked like oxford with a little heel, wearing unflattering clothes, and having a large belly and with boobs
Words of Wisdom
40 is good, 50 is great, 60 is fabulous, and 70 is freakin awesome!!!!
At the end of the day what really matters is that your loved ones are well, you’ve done your best and that you’re thankful for all you have.
When women support each other, incredible things happen
Make the rest of your years, the best of your years
A Little Humor
Be Blessed Everyone and Be a Blessing
The Good Steward
Patti B
3 Comments
Kenny
Hi and what a refreshing article. I applaud your passion and gusto for life and pride in yourself. Many in our society dismiss the senior generation as out of touch. But this is untrue, the senior generation has vital life experience that the younger generation could do well to learn from. Thank you again, Kenny
Felix
I really love your approach. My mother is 70+ and still dresses trendy and in my eyes, I never deemed her an old lady. I still don’t get it why many people fall into the same dressing pattern, when turning 65. As if the permission to look youthfully has been retracted. Please, give us more of this!
Shelley Ann
Hi Patti, what a lovely website! I’m nowhere near the “seniors’ years” yet, but will get there one day. And it is so nice to see somebody who writes about the process and in very inspiring ways. It’s always been a scary thought, thinking about getting older, but I love how you speak about the 70’s as being “freakin awesome”, wow. And all the fun clothes you can wear and have fun with too! You don’t make it sound so scary at all! Yes, I know we all have our ups-and-downs, but that’s life. I’ve book marked your site, so I can read a bit more and share this with my mother who is now in her 70’s. What words of wisdom you share! Thank you!