Terri Kirby Erickson

A baby boomer’s most profound loss

Writer Terri Kirby Erickson looks ahead to life without her folks.

For Terri Kirby Erickson, the love in her life is sheer poetry.

Tom T. Traywick on A boomer’s road(s) less traveled!: “And then there is North, South Carolina - right up US 321, and the railroad, from Norway, Denmark, Sweden, and…” Jan 21, 07:41
Denver on A boomer’s road(s) less traveled!: “Wonderful to read! But did you visit Intercourse, PA? (Yes, it exists LOL)” Jan 20, 23:53
Fern Friedman on Boomer Opinion: There can be good news in climate change: “Incredibly insightful dialogue. This writer clearly explains what people who can think know about what is happening to our planet.…” Jan 20, 20:00
David on A boomer’s road(s) less traveled!: “Your story reminds me of the wonderful book by William Least Heat-Moon called "Blue Highways."” Jan 20, 09:00
gywn on A boomer’s road(s) less traveled!: “Cruising along the ridges and valleys of the Central Pennsylvania Mountains, in cousin Tommy's old Chevy wagon full of centenarian…” Jan 20, 05:46
Yvonne on Boomer Opinion: There can be good news in climate change: “Claude, most of us here on this side of the pond feel the same way as you...” Jan 18, 22:41