Relationships
Life After Divorce . . . Accept Me As I Am – Or Not
By Lindy Earl I don’t usually air much of my dirty laundry in my columns, and I could mask this story as an old roommate, but let me just say, [Read More]
Articles by Lindy Earl
Destinations
Cool Beans is Great Coffee – A Restaurant Review
By Lindy Earl When you are on or near the Marietta Square and you want a good cup of coffee, maybe something sweet to go with it, and you want [Read More]
Relationships
Life After Divorce . . . The Joy of Solo Living
By Lindy Earl How many of us have ever lived alone? I know people who truly have never lived by themselves in their entire lifetime. They were born into a [Read More]
Relationships
Life After Divorce . . . A Conversation About Flirting
By Lindy Earl I used to think that if flirting was a class we had to pass, I would remain in High School to this day. I never felt like [Read More]
Relationships
Life After Divorce . . . There Is No Instant Relationship
By Lindy Earl In today’s world of instant coffee, instant mail, instant messages, instant everything, it’s no wonder we want instant relationships. We’d also like instant weight loss, but that’s [Read More]
Destinations
Good Mexican Food at La Parrilla
By Lindy Earl I had the pleasure of eating at La Parrilla on the Marietta Square a while ago, so was tickled when I realized I was going to have [Read More]
Relationships
Life After Divorce . . . I Want to Give Up
By Lindy Earl I want to give up. I’m tired. I’m tired of sleeping alone. I’m tired of waking up alone. I miss cuddling and snuggling. I’m tired of making [Read More]
Relationships
Life After Divorce . . . Stop Being Selfish
By Lindy Earl Let’s face it – everyone is selfish. No child needs to be taught to take a toy from another child. They see it. They want it. They [Read More]
Destinations
Great Food at Chop House
By Lindy Earl We all know the joy of biting into that delicious cheeseburger, covered with lettuce, tomatoes, and onions, that is so large you can barely fit your mouth [Read More]
Relationships
Life After Divorce . . . If You Could Read My Mind
By Lindy Earl If you could read my mind, you would never have left. You would have seen how much I loved you. You would have seen how important you [Read More]