This is the Time Goes By blogroll, known here as the Elderbloggers List - hundreds of blogs written by people who are 50 and older, each one carefully selected for its excellent content. Check out some of them; you will be glad you did.
The list has gotten so long now that I update infrequently when I remove abandoned blogs and add new ones I have learned about. If you have a blog you would like to include or to recommend one for the list, use the “Contact” link in the upper left corner of every page.
2014 NEW ELDERBLOGGER LIST
Last updated 28 December 2013.
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70CandlesThe 70-Something Blog
Adele Horin Coming of Age
Advanced Style
Advertising to Baby Boomers
Age of Riesen
Age With Quality Not in Crisis
Aging in Place Technology Watch
Aging, Parkinson's and Me
Aging Us
Airy Persiflage
Alchemy of Clay
Alf Grumble
All the Pages Are My Days
Along the Way
Ambiance
Amen With a T
Amid Privilege
Another Old Woman
Another Year of Recipes
Any Shiny Thing
Apart From My Art
Arrrgh!
As Our Parents Age
Auxiliary Memory
Bayou Quilts
Betsy, A Baby Boomer
Better Than I Ever Expected
Between Two Rivers
Beyond the Fields We Know
Big John
BLB
Blethers
Blog of Ages
Blueridge Boomer
Bobba Caps Doxology
Boogie Street
Boomers
Boots and Braids
The Burrow
Busha Full of Grace
Cab Drollery
Can It Happen Here?
The Cassandra Pages
The Cataract Club
CBreaux Speaks
Celia's Blue Cottage
Celeste Bergin
Changing Aging
Chatty Crone
Cheerful Monk
Chez Namaste Nancy
The Chinese Mirror
Chuckography
Cinderellen's Corner
Confessions of a Bookplate Junkie
Confessions of a Grandma
Conversare
Cop Car's Beat
Costa de la Luz Gardening
Cruisin Over Sixty
Daisy's Dead Air
The Demijon Blog
dept. of nance
Desert Canyon Living
DigiDame
Dirty Laundry
DJan-ity
DkZody's Weblog
Dick Jones' Patteran Pages
Doc Searls Weblog
Dogwalk Musings
Domeocracy
Dotty Plants Greenhouse Journal
The Dry Bones Blog
Dying Man's Daily Journal
Each Little World
Earthen Spirituality
ElderSparks
ElderWomanBlog
Ellouisestory
Elmer's Place
Engage Blog
Entitled to Know
Exploring Life
The Fabulous Geezersisters' Blog
The Family Plot Blog
Fat Man on a Keyboard
Fifty2Ninety
First 50 Words
Folkways Notebook
Fools Rush In
Fragments From Floyd
Frieda B.
Friko's World
From the House of Mars
Frost Bottom Days
A Full-Time Life
Gabby Geezer
A Garden Carried in the Pocket
Geeeeee-zer
Geezer Music Club
The Generation Above Me
Gert, Tom & Rusty Too
Go Ask Alice...when she's 94
GoldenDaze- Ginnie
Granny Sue's News and Reviews
Grey House Journal
Ground Level in Kansas
Gullible's Travels
Gum Leaves
Hattie's Web
Havenwood
Head Rambles
The Healthy Nut
Help! Aging Parents
HiddenMahala
High Fashion Average Woman
HinesSight
I am not a wizard
Hootin' Anni's
Humorzo
I Like to Make Things
The Internet Grandad (a vlog)
I Speak of Dreams
I've Been Mugged
Jan Heigh Abstract Art
The Jaundiced View
Jim's Journal
Jive Chalkin'
Journey into Elderhood
Just Ask Judy
Julie in London at 77
Just An Ordinary Gal
Just My Life
Kalilily Time
Kansas Prairie
Kalyns' Kitchen
Kay Dennison Skelly
Later Living
Leaves of Grass
Legacy Matters
Letters For George
Life on Peach Eater Creek
Linda's Backroad Musings
Linda's World
The Little Old Lady Stays Put
A Little Red Hen
Live and Learn
Live Life in Crescendo
Living in the Bonus Round
Loose Leaf Notes
Lucy Volume II
Marc Leavitt's Blog
Mad, Mad World
Maggie Turner: Page by Page
Magnetic Fire
Marja-Leena Rathje
Martin Bayne
Mary Contrary's Blog
Meanderings
Merrilymarylee's Blog
Me, senescent
Minding Our Elders
Mining Nuggets
The Misadventures of Widowhood
Ms Graysea
Muffy's Marks
Murrmurrs
Musings
Musings From Grandma's Attic
My Elder Advocate
My Journey to Mindfulness
My Mom's Blog
My Wintersong
Nellie's Garden
Never Ending Journey
The New Old Age
The Next Stage
Nifty Fifty and the City (in French)
Nilknarf
Nonagenarian Surfer
Now's the Time
*Octogenarian
Off the Grid
Off the Grid
Old Age and Villainy
Old Ain't Dead
Old Lady Lincoln
One Day At a Time
One Good Move
One Kentucky Writer
Only Connect
Oops 50!
Oregon Gifts of Comfort and Joy
The Other Side of Sixty
Paint, Poems and Ponderings
Passage des perles
Patient's Progress
Panchromatica
Past Imperfect
Pats Posts
Paula's House of Toast
Peevish Pen
A Piece of My Mind
Pied Type
Pilgrim's Moon
Plants and Stones
Postcards
Post Work Savvy
prairiemary
Pratie Place
Pressing Pause
Pressrun.net
Projections
Pure Land Mountain
Rainy Day Thoughts
Rambling Woods
Ramona's Voices
The Rant
Rants By Ronni (not me)
Ray's Blogging Again
Recollections of a Vagabonde
Red Nose
Remarkable Wrinklies
Retired English Teacher
Retirement: A Full-Time Job
Retirement Daze
Retirement Rocks
RJ's Corner
Roberta Teller Blog
Rockbridge Times
Rocky Mountain Woman
Roy's World
Ruminations
A Runnah's Story
Sacred Ordinary
Santiago Dreaming
Satisfying Retirement
Seeking Center in an Old House
Semantically Driven
sharechair
Sightings Over Sixty
Silver Fox Whispers
SilverFoxyBlog
Simple Not Easy
Six Decades and Counting
Snappy Repartee
Soooo Many Years
Something
Southern Rumors
Spotlight on Elder Abuse
The Stamp Collection Roundup
Stealthmode
Steveso Thinks
Steve's 2 Cents
Still Live
Studio 78 Notes
Studio Ruthe
Sunshine on My Shoulder
Style Crone
Sweetwater Lane
Sylvia From Over the Hill
Tasting Rhubarb
Tom's Wine Line
Use My Sky
Velvet Sacks
The View From Here
Walking to Retirement
Wasted Days Wasted Nites
Watermark - A Poet's Notebook
WCenter Blog
Wegads - Ed Weiland's Blog
Welcome Words
What's the Story in Dalamory?
When I Was Sixty Nine
White Feather Farm
The Wild Hare
Willow Manor
Windgrove: Life on the Edge
Women's Voices For Change
Woodgate's View
Wood s Lot
Writerquake
Xtreme English
Yo Is This Ageist?
Yum Yum Cafe
The Zees Go West
Thank you, thank you, for updating the Elder Blogger list. It is my "can't sleep" entertainment. Betty
Posted by: Lurker Betty | Sunday, 29 December 2013 at 07:42 AM
Thank you very much for adding my blog to your list. I feel quite honored.
Thank you, also, for this invaluable list. I love to find new blogs.
Happy New Year, may 2014 be a grand year.
Posted by: dkzody | Tuesday, 31 December 2013 at 02:55 PM
Would you consider adding 1eclecticwriter.comcado.com to your list? I'm 70 - have just started a new full time job in October - and am keeping my weekly post schedule nonetheless. I'd appreciate joining some of the illustrious company on your list! Thank you.
Niki Sebastian
Posted by: niki sebastian | Thursday, 02 January 2014 at 08:48 PM
I noticed an increase in visitors to my blog today and then traveled here only to find myself listed on your blogger list. Thanks!!
Posted by: Marty | Wednesday, 12 March 2014 at 04:07 PM
This has to be so much work to keep updated. I appreciate it and love reading the elderblogs. Thanks so much for including me. :)
Posted by: Celeste | Sunday, 16 March 2014 at 07:59 PM
Did I miss somethng? Where oh where is Darlene? I vaguely remember she had some sort of trouble with her
computer connections? or maybe something completely different?
While I am an off and on computer user I do dearly love Darlene!
Thanks for your very hard work on all these blogs Ronni and of course I do enjoy you too! Especially tales of your youth as I enjoy mine in retrospect.
Posted by: NWD | Tuesday, 25 March 2014 at 11:24 AM
I am honoured to be included.
Posted by: Pat | Saturday, 29 March 2014 at 11:18 AM
Just read on your main page that you are taking a wee break, and wanted to say it is well-deserved....and to thank you for everything you do: your excellent research and writing, your leadership and kindness, and certainly keeping this long list updated. You are amazing!
Posted by: Lydia | Thursday, 17 April 2014 at 01:25 AM
I've just discovered this wonderful site and would like to add my blog to your list. How do I go about doing that?
Posted by: Lily Iona MacKenzie | Saturday, 23 August 2014 at 10:30 AM
Just curious, when did this blog first start? It's quite good!
Posted by: Mary Sue | Tuesday, 07 October 2014 at 01:33 PM
love to be added to the group. have place a link to you site on my blog
Posted by: Dennis Carroll | Friday, 15 May 2015 at 12:19 AM
I'd love to be added to the blog list the next time you do an update. Thanks for compiling the list.
Posted by: Rin Porter | Monday, 18 May 2015 at 08:09 AM
As a senior citizen myself, I am experiencing the bitter-sweet pangs of ageing gracefully(I hope).We live in a society that idolizes youth-there is no point in denying that reality.But we can stay relevant by deploying our much-touted experience and wisdom in socially relevant and sustainable ways.
Posted by: mp singh | Saturday, 13 June 2015 at 07:31 AM