The Open by Peter Kravitz This year, for its 150th anniversary, The Open Championship golf tournament (known in the U.S. as “The British Open”) will again be played at the Old Course in St. Andrew’s, Scotland, July 14–17. Seven years ago, Tom Watson, then sixty-five, played his final Open round at St. Andrew’s, and I Read more
Making Waves in Myrtle Beach by Tammy Grey Myrtle Beach is South Carolina’s most famous stretch of beach for good reason. I finally got the chance to see it for myself, and it exceeded my expectations. There are a wide variety of activities to keep your days as busy, or relaxed, as you want. Of Read more
Kauai with Your Adult Children by Tracy E. Hill, Ph.D. The youngest of my children had graduated from college and, as I had when each older child had graduated, I wanted to organize a destination family vacation— a well-deserved and hard-earned celebration. Yet, as the kids grow to young adults, it becomes harder to find time Read more
The Fellowship of the Mountain by Jude Joseph Lovell Several weeks ago, I woke up very early one morning alone, and found myself staring out through huge glass panels at a broad, dark expanse populated by slumbering, snow-dusted mountains. Indeed, the entire world seemed to be asleep, awash in the last vestiges of moonbeams. In Read more
Schussing Les 3 Vallées by Tracy E. Hill, Ph.D. When you want to go skiing, why not schuss the French Alps? Silver Sage Magazine did just that this week. After an incredible stressful week of ever changing goal posts by the Swiss and French governments regarding COVID vaccinations and testing, Silver Sage publisher joined Schuss Read more
This week Silver Sage Magazine will be in the French Alps all week skiing, drinking, and enjoying the good life. Check out our Instagram posts @silversagemagazine for all the photos, stories and reels. Photo credit by Florencia Lipton (Silver Sager, CT, USA) @florencia.catalani.lipton Read more
Vaxxed Up & On the Road Again by Peter Kravitz For the first time in 403 days, I was able to travel. Fully vaccinated, I flew to Colorado in late March. I felt safe thanks to the miraculous Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, but I nonetheless took the usual precautions on the Southwest Airlines flight—I wore a mask Read more
Rescue by A. Laura Francis Any shrink worth their salt would probably have a field day if their patient told them that they would be travelling halfway across the country to fetch their twenty-year-old son from university with their mother-in-law driving shotgun. But when COVID numbers began to creep up in March of last year Read more
Making Waves in Myrtle Beach by Tammy Grey Myrtle Beach is South Carolina’s most famous stretch of beach for good reason. I finally got the chance to see it for myself, and it exceeded my expectations. There are a wide variety of activities to keep your days as busy, or relaxed, as you want. Of Read more
Cross-Country, COVID-19, and Sweet Lemonade Part 4: Heading Home by Christina Fain Our route home would not be I-70. We decided that, “since we were in the neighborhood,” we would take in a few more sights using a more northerly route. With a little stab of disappointment, we drove our way through Wyoming in complete Read more
