Quest for Folly

The way she’s made me think about my biophilia goal, for her own goals, and things she has recorded as doing (read the DaVinci Code – not worth it:), her avatars, and her tags.

She seems an intelligent, kind, and thoughful person, someone who is not caught up in the clamour of the the workaday world.

What can I do to make you more talkative? You have such wonderful goals, you want to go to fantastic places, and you want to meet brillant people…but you are so quiet! You never seem to post entries. It is almost like you are teasing us.

Are you shy? Coy? Maybe there a magic word? Reveal your mysteries to us, I beg you.

I stumbled across Henry’s book reviews on Amazon in early 2001. You can find them here:

Henry Raddick’s Reviews on Amazon

Subsequently, he has become a sort of internet myth. There has been much speculation in the news media as to his real identity.

Well, I certainly have no idea. But I do wish he would return to the civic-minded activity of book reviews.

He seems so very gentle-hearted and driven to make a difference. He is continually educating me about biophilia and Scots words (more of these, please). I love that he seems to enjoy himself so effortlessly—living a simple life, reading, traveling. He is the first person on 43T that I’ve “formally” wanted to meet.

I wonder how much of an accent he has…