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Goodbye, my friend….

Posted on January 21, 2018July 15, 2024 by Terry Gau

She was my best friend. During that tumultuous middle school time, when every year seemed like seven, Jeri Lynne and I were thick as thieves. Puberty wracked our brains and overwhelmed our bodies, so we stood side by side and attacked the absurdity of the world with our only weapon – laughter.

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Violet Dreams

Posted on January 1, 2015July 15, 2024 by Terry Gau

Last night, at the stroke of twelve, we let go of 2014. For some this “letting go” held regret, for others celebration. I’m not sure where I was on the spectrum between the wistful romanticism of another year gone and the joy of charging full-bore around the bend into the unknown.

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2012: Reflection on the Questions

Posted on February 4, 2013July 15, 2024 by Terry Gau

Now that we are into February of the new year, I’m at a place removed so I can adequately reflect on the year that was 2012.  It has taken the better part of a month to process, and even still, I’m not sure how to digest it all.  But here’s a first crack at getting my thoughts, questions, and overwhelming confusion out of my head and into this blog.

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A Garden of Clichés

Posted on July 30, 2012July 15, 2024 by Terry Gau

I’m not opposed to the occasional cliché.  They exist for a reason.  Much like uncomfortable stereotypes, clichés apply in situations I wish they did not.  And while clichés tend to amputate critical thinking, sometimes they simply cannot be avoided. Such is the case with my garden.

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