This article is a guest post written by our friends at Saga Travel UK, one of the leading travel providers for mature travellers in Europe. We thought their expertise and advice on travel in Europe may be of interest to some of our members; hope you enjoy it! Top 5 European Travel Destinations for Active […]
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This article is a guest post written by Harriet Pappenheim, founding therapist of Park Avenue Relationship Consultants in New York City. We’re very proud to have Harriet contributing to the Stitch blog. If you’d like to hear more from Harriet you can find out more about her here. A Guide to Dating after 50 In many ways,
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This article is a guest post written by Harriet Pappenheim, founding therapist of Park Avenue Relationship Consultants in New York City. We’re very proud to have Harriet contributing to the Stitch blog. If you’d like to hear more from Harriet you can find out more about her here. Divorce! It’s the one thing you probably never anticipated
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Getting what you deserve If you know anything about Stitch, you know we’re not a normal company. By that, I mean we are not driven by the goal of making as much money as humanly possible. We are driven by something much more important: improving the lives of each and every one of our members. If you don’t believe
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Stitch New Feature Roundup Often we’re so focused on working to improve Stitch that we forget to take the time to tell everyone about the most recent changes, new features, and web site improvements that we’ve actually made. I was struck by this at our recent Global Get-Together in Monterey (which also deserves its own blog update,
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Andrew Dowling Community Founder (This particular article is quite a personal one – so I’ve included my picture above to help make it clear it’s written very much from my perspective, rather than on behalf of Stitch itself.) I’m often asked what my motivation was for starting Stitch. Most people guess (correctly) that it wasn’t because I had
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Update June 2017: The event was a roaring success! The Global Get-Together was all we hoped it would be, and more. With 65 members coming together from over 20 cities around the world, and organized purely through the incredible community spirit that underpins Stitch itself, it was the rare type of event that leaves you
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The question above is something I get asked quite a lot. That may not seem all that surprising – it’s quite reasonable for someone who hasn’t heard about Stitch before to ask what it is. What IS surprising is that I’m quite frequently asked the question by someone who has recently joined Stitch. They might have been a
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‘Tis the season to be … jolly? This time of year is most often associated with festivities, happiness and fun, but the truth is that many people find themselves extremely lonely during the holiday season. For anyone grieving over the loss of a loved one, or simply finding themselves on their own when they don’t want
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This is a guest post contributed to Stitch by Oscar Coles. Oscar is a relationship therapist who writes about relationships and marriage, and who has a growing online audience from his interesting and useful articles on the web. Love can definitely do strange things to our minds and bodies, but how do you know if
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