D.Henry

I co-create, co-conspire, run, travel, cook, eat, drink and build movements with friends.

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If the first 180 days have been this good, I can only imagine how good all the others will be. Happy 6 months @misskatiejessica Looking forward to a lot more adventures!

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Even snow days are sunny with @misskatiejessica #snowday #latergram

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One month ago today, I married this amazing woman. This has been the best 30 days by far!

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Happy Birthday to my big brother! He's a good man. Love you bro. Can't wait to see you next month. #brothers

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Happy Veterans Day to my big brother and those who have served. Proud of you bro.

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Solo ride to the highest spot I know in the area. Prep for my #climb4love ride next month. Info coming soon.

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JT put on a great show for us. Yes, I took this photo. #justintimberlake

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#Lazers

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Sunday in the park with @misskatiejessica Life is good.

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Back in the saddle #cycling

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Yankees. @misskatiejessica . Life is good. #baseball

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This happened a week ago. It was a great night at the @love146 Red Gala.

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#tbt my big brother and I circa 1983-ish. Love ya bro. #ThrowbackThursday

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Rocking the red X today while at the @love146 office. We're in it @enditmovement #enditmovement

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My Valentine. Happy Valentines Day

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Who’s that? it’s Mr. Chris Jacobs doing a live reading of the next Focus On The Filth piece at Sundance. Prepare yourselves… This one’s gonna be good!

Don’t know what Focus On The Filth is? My friends, it is Chris Jacobs sitting in a studio and reading movie reviews from Focus On The Family’s religious media watchdog publication Plugged In. 

Extremely helpful if you need to know exactly how many s-words are in Thor 2 (one fully spoken and one interrupted), or if there are boobs in August: Osage County (nope).

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To do something new, by definition, you must not know how to do it. I’ve just gotten somewhat comfortable at doing things I don’t know how to do.

This is sort of both a nod to and paraphrase of T.S. Eliot & Charles Eames.  It is one of the most helpful and encouraging thoughts to have when making something. If I’m doing something new, it is not only okay that I don’t know how to do it; it is required. (via nathanjohnson)