Growing older brings changes, but it can also bring fresh reasons to laugh, give thanks, and trust God.

At eighty-three, Shirley Foxworth Dougher shares warm, candid stories about family, friendship, unexpected adventures, and the faith that carries her through life's challenges. From mischievous dogs and memorable family moments to widowhood and surviving Hurricane Harvey, her reflections find humor in the ordinary and hope in the difficult.

Woven with Scripture and lessons learned over a lifetime, Laughing Matters to an Old(er) Woman encourages readers to welcome change with courage, treasure meaningful relationships, practice kindness and forgiveness, and keep learning, serving, and enjoying life.

Whether you are growing older yourself or walking beside someone who is, these personal stories offer reassurance that joy and purpose do not come with an expiration date.

Life is still beautiful. There is still room for gratitude, adventure, and laughter.