Author Archives: terryhenry2014

My old friend Robert stopped by yesterday. He has just finished writing a book and wanted me to have a copy of the rough draft. I haven’t begun to read it yet as I will have to print it out, … Continue reading →

One of the aspects of living in the mountains of North Carolina that you learn to live with is the wind. We are at an elevation of about 3,000 feet above sea level here and when the wind blows, as … Continue reading →

Sandi and I have arrived in Maryland, where my sister lives with her husband in an old historic town. The houses are from that era when builders left about three feet in between each house and the sidewalks are still … Continue reading →

Monday evening as I drove my daughter to the local shopping mall, I turned my Ipod to a Bruce Cockburn album that I had downloaded several weeks ago as I prepared to go on a business trip. I think I … Continue reading →

Tonight I played an old song by Bruce Cockburn which continues to intrigue me with a relevance to my life which I don’t totally understand. Cockburn is a Canadian singer-songwriter who is one of those types I find hard to … Continue reading →

As I begin writing this it is Thursday evening and I am waiting for the wood stove fire to catch on and warm the house after not having a fire all day. Thursday is Sandi’s day to teach art and … Continue reading →

The atomic clock display reads 12 degrees farenheit outside our humble abode in Boone, North Carolina. It is that time of year when no matter how much wood you throw at the stove, it’s hard to keep it above 70 … Continue reading →

One of the good things associated with blogging or journaling is that the process allows one to download impressions and information that have reached critical mass (to loosely use a scientific term). Critical mass means to me that a buildup … Continue reading →