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.

Susan F. Reid on This boomer’s thinking “OMG, I’ve got to learn new stuff”: “Very humorous. I can relate to this. To take a course at a college in the fall, I have to…” Aug 8, 07:34
Denver on If it’s a fire, call it what it is. Otherwise, don’t: “And the Minneapolis Police Dept follows suit with “residents were told to “be prepared to give up your cell phone…” Aug 7, 11:10
Candace Clemens on You’re a boomer with a book? Here’s a can’t-miss approach!: “I loved this!” Aug 7, 09:24
Biff Jackson on If it’s a fire, call it what it is. Otherwise, don’t: “If you’re excusing riots (in Portland’s case, 60 nights of rioting) you know you have a severe case of Trump…” Aug 6, 10:02
Susan F. Reid on You’re a boomer with a book? Here’s a can’t-miss approach!: “Enjoyable and humorous letter.” Aug 6, 05:00
Jeanette on Boomer Opinion: Your stupidity is killing us: “Yes, yes and yes again! Just wear the bloody mask, it’s not a political statement it’s an IQ test!” Aug 5, 19:01