Active Retiree Lifestyle

Ice Fishing In Ontario – Here’s What Seniors Need To Know For 2023 Author, Cynthia Ross Tustin – December 27th, 2022 Ice fishing In Ontario is a favourite winter pass time. And it’s a great winter hobby for any retiree who doesn’t fly south to avoid the snow. Some of Canada’s best ice fishing can […]

Billy Bishop Airport is one of Toronto’s best kept secrets. It’s ideal for senior travelers, read the five reasons why.

Foraging for wild edible food could either be considered an unusual retirement hobby, or an eco-friendly lifestyle. In a recent post, I referred to it as a hobby. Today’s post explores foraging more broadly, provides resources for learning more about it, and I’ll share some examples with you of what I can find locally (my yard).

In my opinion, based on countless hours of research and time spent arguing with my husband about it, these are the best hobbies for retired couples. In this post, I’ll look at the difference between hobbies and interests, and things the two of you can do together.

What are some unusual hobbies for seniors that can help them avoid a dull retirement? Where you can find, try, or learn about them in this article. And if there’s a side benefit to things like your health, relationships, or keeping costs low, it’s all right here too!

Just a quick, soothing read about everything you need to know about napping.

Blog author, Cynthia Ross Tustin. The end of this month will mark my one-year retirement anniversary, so I thought it might be  a suitable time for me to both reflect on a year of retirement blogging and to look ahead to what’s next for this space. Today’s blog is that first year in review and

Blog author, Cynthia Ross Tustin. Avid Retirement Explorer; especially other people’s retirement! My conversation with retired FDNY Firefighter, Kevin Shea Posted Friday, January 14th, 2022 Innisfil, Ontario Shout out to Feedspot for naming me #73 on their 2022 Top 100 Retirement Blogs and Websites New York, New York Retiring by choice is one thing. But

Blog author, Cynthia Ross Tustin. Avid Retirement Explorer Do frigid temperatures make you wish for hibernation? Posted Monday, January 10th, 2022 The other day, I posted on Instagram about how I’m grateful that retirement allows me to stay inside in the winter. Curled up with an enjoyable book, by the fire is heaven to me.

A conversation with Dinger Bell. He retired early from the Royal Mariners so he could solo row across the North Atlantic from New York to the UK. All the while raising funds and awareness for veterans mental wellness and PFSD.