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Author: Billy Reeder

Safe Harbors

Outside, bands of rain beat their autumn drums, cold and soaking, as the wind howls through the harbor and mooring lines protest and chafe against the unrelenting pressure. Sea birds huddle en masse, heads bowed in stoic reverence.

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Noise

f I’m trying to focus on something, the worst possible thing I can do is introduce additional noise.  The moment I try to listen to music while reading, my brain locks up.

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52

52 was the number on my football jersey in high school.  It seemed like such a big number back then.  And I suppose it is to a teenager with a face full of acne and a future that looks like a blank canvas.

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Call Me Ishmael

Life is a peculiar thing. Years ago when I was learning to sail my first boat on a lake in Arkansas, I remember hearing guys on the dock talk about how “one day” they were going to head down to the Gulf of Mexico and live the pirate life. I was one of them who had this crazy dream in his head that made sense to absolutely nobody who knew me. 

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