Life starts at 50, gets great at 60 and primo at 70.

As we age, our ability to distinguish colors declines due to changes in the eyes and brain. The lens of the eye becomes yellowed and less flexible, filtering out certain colors, especially blues. Reduced light entering the eye makes colors appear less vibrant, while cognitive aging slows the brain’s ability to process visual information. Conditions like cataracts further distort color perception, though surgery can restore it. This decline impacts daily tasks like reading, dressing, and driving. By improving lighting and seeking regular eye care, we can adapt to these changes and maintain visual clarity as we age.

They say variety is the spice of life. On the flip side of that coin is the old saying "same s __ __ t, different day." A lot of senior citizens biggest problems are boredom and loneliness. This article deals with ways to eliminate boredom and loneliness. when God hands us the gift of retirement don't waste, have fun, enjoy life.

For adventurous, active, and happy seniors, having fun doesn’t have to be conventional or expensive. Life after 60 is the perfect time to embrace creativity, try weird and wonderful activities, and live audaciously. Here are 20 out-of-the-box, fun, and affordable activities that will keep you engaged, laughing, and making lasting memories.