Relationships
Life After Divorce . . . Addicted Versus Desired
By Lindy Earl To what can you become addicted? Obviously to some drugs and alcohol. Caffeine is a drug and I believe one can become addicted to coffee, maybe even [Read More]
Articles by Lindy Earl
Opinion
Breaking Bad Habits
By Lindy Earl Life is a collection of days. Our days are a collection of minutes. In those minutes, we pick up habits, both good and bad. Brushing your teeth [Read More]
Relationships
Life After Divorce…Feminism Hurt Women More Than It Helped
By Lindy Earl It has happened to all of us, and in both directions. We have tried to help someone, and it backfired. In reverse, someone has tried to help [Read More]
Opinion
Should You Accept Your Role?
By Lindy Earl This is one of those questions where the answer is, It depends. First, we’re not talking about accepting a new role, as in a new job or [Read More]
Relationships
Life After Divorce . . . Brutal Honesty
By Lindy Earl I am tired of immature people. Look, you read the title, right? I am getting right to my point. Immature people will react versus respond. They say [Read More]
Opinion
Op Ed: Expect It to Accept It
By Lindy Earl It’s easier to accept news, good or bad, when you see it coming. For example, when you know a loved one is dying due to an illness [Read More]
Relationships
Life After Divorce . . . Embrace Your Inner You
By Lindy Earl Have you ever felt like you were wearing a mask? I did – a lot! I tried so hard to be the person that others would like. [Read More]
Opinion
Op Ed . . . Doing for Others
By Lindy Earl Ah, it’s that time of year, it’s always that time of year, when we look to how we can think of others more, and ourselves less. Life [Read More]
Relationships
Life After Divorce . . . Do You Categorize People?
By Lindy Earl There are signs all over the halls in schools these days that say, Don’t Stereotype. I’m using the word categorizing, but it’s not too different. First, please [Read More]
Opinion
Op Ed . . . Recognizing Opportunities
By Lindy Earl It’s so easy to look back and see opportunities that, at the time, we just didn’t recognize for what they were. For instance, years ago while visiting [Read More]