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Letting Off A Little Steam
In light of this coronavirus lockdown, social distancing and all the rest, I stumbled upon this thought this morning. I was imagining myself as an older John Prine who had not spent most of his life not writing songs. I … Continue reading
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The New World
One of my favorite past times is reading the newspaper. I know, that is kind of “old school” but that is what I grew up with. When I was a youngster growing up in Port Huron, Michigan, I had two … Continue reading
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I Am Younger Than That Now
My life at almost seventy seems to be an endless stream of thoughts and memories that appear on the horizon of my mind’s eye and then fade to the credits without so much as a ripple in the ocean of … Continue reading
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The Information Age
Hi. My name is Terry Henry and I am an information junkie! I can almost see myself at some Information Anonymous meeting, in the basement of some small church, in a poorly lit neighborhood, acknowledging my addiction. And now, looking … Continue reading
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The Aging Process Is Not Trout Fishing
I recently finished reading for perhaps the 2nd or 3rd time Richard Brautigan’s 1967 collection of stories entitled “Trout Fishing In America”. In the book, Brautigan would tell a story and would then assume the persona of the book’s title … Continue reading
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Violence
As I slowly begin to press open the gate towards the 70th anniversary of my birth, there are many things about this life on earth that I don’t understand and violence is one of them. Defined by Webster as: the … Continue reading
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That First Kiss or Driving in America.
As a boy growing up in America during the mid sixties, I will have to admit that I looked forward to receiving my drivers license more that I did my first kiss. Not that the first kiss wasn’t highly anticipated, … Continue reading
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To Dream Or Not To Dream
I woke up this morning with the feeling that I had once again experienced a dream that repeated several aspects of dreams that I have had before. One element of this dream state features a house that Sandi and I … Continue reading
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The Wind Does Not Break A Tree That Bends
From my house to where I work is approximately 4 and a half miles. Every day that I drive it I am amazed by the splendor of the mountains that surround me. As one of the oldest mountain chains, the … Continue reading
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Sugar & San Francisco
My mind has always been prone to flights of fancy and as such some last a moment and others might hang around for a week or two. One such flight is my utter amazement at the fact that two of … Continue reading
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