by Terry Lynne Hale | Apr 9, 2025 | Family and Friends, Health (Body/Mind/Spirit), Writing
I had breakfast with a friend last week and we were talking about relationships we had back when we were in school. To this day I feel a little emotional tug at having a relationship end with no closure. One former boyfriend of hers thought she never broke up with...
by Terry Lynne Hale | Mar 30, 2025 | Books, Consumer Awareness, Health (Body/Mind/Spirit), Writing
Photo by imaginima on Getty I really needed to take this time off to breathe, to fully retire from being an employee, and to fulfill a rewarding and demanding one year volunteer obligation with my church. Done! 2025 is time to take a stand on defending the First...
by Terry Lynne Hale | Jul 19, 2022 | Books, Consumer Awareness, the Internet, Writing
Read All About It About a week ago I was looking for an ebook on Amazon using the app on my mobile device. I was shocked to see this message: Amazon App Message So I did a little searching and found this CNET article:...
by Terry Lynne Hale | Jan 3, 2022 | Consumer Awareness, Fiction, Non-Fiction, the Internet, Writing
Do you know how when you get some time off, you plan to knock out some incomplete projects around your house or in your office, etc.? This unfinished business can also be called an Energy Suck. These are things you really need to do but put off over and over – the...
by Terry Lynne Hale | Oct 10, 2021 | Consumer Awareness, Family and Friends, Writing
Spring 2022 – Card Studio no longer on Etsy. Photo Credit to come I know a number of people who are exceptional communicators; people who can make others feel at ease with a glance, or feel understood with a nod. Then, there are people who have trouble...
by Terry Lynne Hale | Oct 4, 2017 | Books, Non-Fiction, the Internet, Writing
It doesn’t end. There are people out there with, apparently, no shortage of time to spend screwing with the lives of the rest of us. Prior to the most recent Equifax hacking of 143 million individuals, there has been a growing list of large and small firms...
