Author name: Helen Tarver

Helen is a writer and advocate for living fully at every stage of life, especially after 50. With a background in wellness and personal development, she shares insights that inspire readers to embrace new opportunities, prioritize self-care, and build meaningful connections. As a contributor to Wise Old Owl, Helen offers practical advice on health, happiness, and making the most of every day. When she’s not writing, you’ll find her tending to her garden, exploring new destinations, or curled up with a great book. She firmly believes it’s never too late to grow, explore, and thrive.

Retro Recipes That Will Take You Back in Time

Creamy Tuna Noodle Casserole Ah, the nostalgia of a cozy kitchen filled with the aroma of baked tuna noodle casserole! This retro classic combines tender egg noodles, creamy mushroom soup, and, of course, tuna. Toss in some peas and a

Nostalgic Tips for a Cozy Home You’ll Love

Embrace the Power of Candles There’s just something magical about soft, flickering candlelight. It instantly transforms any space into a cozy haven. Choose your favorite scents—like vanilla or cinnamon—and light a few around the house. Not only will they smell

Forgotten Fitness Routines That Are Making a Comeback

Calisthenics: The Bodyweight Renaissance Remember those days in gym class when push-ups and pull-ups were the name of the game? Calisthenics is having a major revival! People are rediscovering the beauty of moving their own body weight. Whether you’re in

Beauty Tricks from the ’70s You’ll Want to Try

Feathered Hair for Major Volume The ’70s were all about the feathered look – think Farrah Fawcett’s iconic, voluminous layers. To get that retro fullness, blow-dry your hair with a round brush, flipping it outward as you go. A little

Classic Parenting Hacks That Are Surprisingly Useful

Create a “Yes” Environment Kids hear “no” a lot, and sometimes we don’t even realize how often it happens. To balance it out, create spaces in your home where kids can safely explore and say “yes” as much as possible.

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