Gayle Haynes
Gayle Haynes was married to her husband for 51 years before he died in 2007. She has six children, eleven grndchildren and one great grandchild. In 2007 she returned to UTTyler to take classes in English Literature, History, and Latin. She is currently studying Hebrew. She is active in her church and loves to write.
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Associated Clinical Psychologist IV, Retired, Texas Department of Criminal Justice-Institutional Division, Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Master of Science in Clinacal Psychology University of Texas at TyleerMotto
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Spring with a MissionSpring is here. She has a purpose and a plan. Check out her progress. -
Whatever Happened to PromI remember prom. In 1954 in a small town prom aspired to a higher order of existence that we were used to. We rose to the occasion.
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Easter Memories, Easter JoysThe meaning of Easter is layered with memories. It commemorates the date of the resurrection of Jesus. It is calculated to also mark the time in the cycle of the moon when the resurrection occurred. -
Will You Marry Me Again?Romance is better the second time around, even if its with the same husband. -
What is the Meaning of LamentationA brief description of the reciting and releasing of anguish over events and actions of your past.
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How to Deal with Sadness at ChristmasThis article addresses three causes of sadness at Christmas and how to deal with them. -
Thanks for People in Your LifeA poem of thanks for the people in our daily lives -
How to Use a Portion of Scripture as a Prayer GuideThis article will help you learn how to organize your thoughts for a joyful prayer experience.
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Pots and Pans for Your First KitchenThis is a descriptive list of the needs and uses of cooking utensils for the new cook.
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Thanksgiving Lunch for Two or ThreeSimple Thanksgiving meal for two or three or, maybe four,and decorations to compliment the season. -
Seven Books Everyone NeedsThese seven books will be the basis for your library. They may be replaced periodically, but they will always be useful.
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Does Clear Springs Restaurant Make the Best Onion Rings in the World?A review of the decor, service, and food of the Clear Springs Restuarant in Tyler, Texas. -
Lance Gooden, Freshman Senator in the Texas LegislatureWith the beginning of early voting, it is important to know who is running and what they support. It is also important to know why some names don't appear on the ballot. -
Study of Latin: an Asset to Your College CareerThe study of Latin is a benefit to your knowledge in languages, literature, art, history, and communication. -
How to Create an Inexpensive Memorable WeddingWays to make you wedding memorable and joyous without being expensive. It's not for show, but for a special time with people you love. -
Humor--A Tool for LifeHumor is a way of looking at life that helps you deal with difficult or disgusting events without rancor or bitterness. -
Three Local Festivals to Enjoy in East TexasSmall towns fairs offer a unique opportunity to buy art, purses, knives, decorative glass, paintings, and a host of other handmade pieces from artisans and craftsmen. -
Best Chinese Restaurants in Tyler and Chandler, TexasComparison of the atmosphere and service of four excellent Chinese restaurants. When the food is good, price and convenience may matter.
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Review of Mexican Food Restaurants in Eastern Henderson County TexasMexican Food in Eastern Henderson County restaurants has unique attributes that draw customers for a satisfying meal.
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Autumn Harvest of Pumpkin RecipesReicipes for pumpkin soup, pumpkin gingerbread, and baked pumpkin to enhance the autumn table.
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How to Grieve or How to Stop GrievingMaureen's sadness about the Labor Day party her husband had loved emphasized his absence and reminded her that he was gone.
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Benefits of Auditing a Class at UTTyler for Senior CitizensThis article includes benefits and tips on auditing a class at the University of Texas at Tyler.
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Hot Tamales--A Christmas TraditionThis recipe was developed for those who really like HOT hot tamales hot!
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The Accidental Hot TamaleThis article is a whimsical account of my fantasy of the creation of the Mexican classic--the hot tamale. It is a labor intensive effort, but the product makes it worth the effort.
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Tomatilla SauceTomatilla sauce is an easy accompaniment to hot tamales or other dishes.
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Labor Union is Not a Dirty WordMary Lou investigates the labor union and finds that it has merit. Even though some people have brought dishonor, the idea and benefits of labor unions are still valid.
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College Student Essentials: Top Ten Supply ListBasic supplies for college students do not need to be expensive. Buying them early assures good stock of essential college supplies in stores.
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Who Deserves a White Topaz?Marta is an energetic young woman who wants to become a geologist even though it is a difficult goal. Her mother wants an easier life for her
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Proper Comma UseLearning brief rules of comma use is a practical way to improve your writing. It will also help you construct more interesting sentences and refine your editing.
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Conversion--From What? to What?A personal description of the beginning of my Christian walk.
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Yahoo! Style Guide Helps with Accurate Company DisplayYahoo! Style Guide shows how to display company and brand names appropriately in articles.
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Yahoo! Style Guide: Check Here to Get it RightThis article will detail ways in which the Yahoo! Style Guide will help writers conform to the guidelines; their articles will not be rejected because of failure to conform to the propeer usage.
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Lucy and the BoyfriendA savvy grandmother is a good thing to have around.
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What SEO Means and How it WorksA brief explanation of SEO and its importance to your writing success--it takes more than just writing good stuff. Making it easy to find is the next step.
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Jonah and the Whale and the Vine and the WormThe short book of Jonah goes beyond the belly of the whale. Hidden nuggets of insight and wisdom are revealed on the aftermath.
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How to Talk to Your Parents About "End of Life Issues"Society seems to deny that death is inevitable,and now refers to end of life issues. Being matter-of-fact will reduce the strain for all of you.
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What the Well-dressed Retired Woman Will Wear This YearRetirement for women means a new chance to start over. Get your wardrobe in shape for the new season.
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GratitudeThe difficulties of normal life for crippled people does not destroy their joy in life or their attitude of gratitude.
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The Worst Car We Ever OwnedWe owned this yellow Chevrolet Caprice my kids dubbed the Yellow Jacket, and it hated me, but I got revenge. And I didn't even try.
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Myth: Biofuels Will Replace Oil as Our Major Source of EnergyBiofuels are unsustainable and cannot be depended on to replace oil. In addtion, they also have their own impact on the environment.
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Easy Picnic Appetizers for Summer FunIdeas to add attractive and easy fun to summer picnics while keeping the menu light in anticipation for the bigger meal to come.
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Proper Behavior for Working CellsideWorking as a psychologist in a prison requires skills they don't teach in school and talents you didn't think you wanted.
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The Color PurpleA haiku about purple
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Sonic FablesA light-hearted study of the customer flow of the Sonic drive-in. It explores the census of the establishment according to several patterns.
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Whatever Happened to Creativity?This is a mild rant about the lack of originality in society. We don't seem to teach our children to seek new ways of thinking. Is there a way to overcome this laxity?