Julia Hubbel

We are all under some sort of lockdown, but that doesn't mean we are glued to our sofas. We still can make the best of our quarantine time.

Can we rebuild our resilience as we age, or are we doomed to feel tired and slowly deteriorate? We can certainly be what we want to be!

“How do you identify the barnacles and how do you strip them off?” A kind reader posed this question at the bottom of a recent article of mine on Sixty and Me. I was writing about my friend Terri Ducay...

Falls kill. All too often, they happen because we’re trying to reach a bit above what we're capable of. So let's talk about preventing falls.

A recent New York Times article argues that the statistics of violence done to female solo travelers are scary. Women traveling on their own, and there are vastly more of us of all ages now than ever before, are subject to all manner of dangers...

The day was very dusty, and as always happens in Mongolia, very windy. In a huge bowl surrounded by cliffs and mountains near Uglii, the small city where the main Eagle Festival takes place at the beginning of the Central Asian winter...

Marion and Roger, a pair of Brits from 40 miles west of London, boarded the ship carefully. They’re in their 70s, and both are intrepid travelers. Marion is short, round, lively, and loves a good biscuit. Roger is tall, thin, and has to be reminded to eat...