Comments for Astley Henry http://astleyhenry.com Living My Purpose Fri, 23 Mar 2012 16:37:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Facing Up to Our Crime Problem, Part I: What are the Facts? by Learning From Others: Combating Violence in Philadelphia http://astleyhenry.com/2012/02/15/jamaicas-crime-problem-part-i/#comment-251 Learning From Others: Combating Violence in Philadelphia Fri, 23 Mar 2012 16:37:54 +0000 http://astleyhenry.com/?p=568#comment-251 [...] it is Jamaica or Philadelphia, the issues are similar. Lives and communities scarred by violence. A disproportionate percentage of young men the victims and perpetrators of violent crime. Family and community dysfunctions contributing significantly to violence. There [...] [...] it is Jamaica or Philadelphia, the issues are similar. Lives and communities scarred by violence. A disproportionate percentage of young men the victims and perpetrators of violent crime. Family and community dysfunctions contributing significantly to violence. There [...]

]]> Comment on My Coffee Obsession, Act 1, #eatjamaican by Astley Henry http://astleyhenry.com/2011/03/04/coffee-obsession-eatjamaican/#comment-159 Astley Henry Fri, 01 Apr 2011 16:06:25 +0000 http://astleyhenry.com/?p=349#comment-159 Aurie, I understand completely. There is something about wondrous about eating/drinking food that either yourself or family members have grown. Aurie, I understand completely. There is something about wondrous about eating/drinking food that either yourself or family members have grown.

]]> Comment on My Coffee Obsession, Act 1, #eatjamaican by Aurie http://astleyhenry.com/2011/03/04/coffee-obsession-eatjamaican/#comment-158 Aurie Fri, 01 Apr 2011 05:44:11 +0000 http://astleyhenry.com/?p=349#comment-158 There is nothing like some freshly picked high mountain coffee. Although, Blue Mountain is of the highest class in my book, there is just something more endearing about picking coffee from my grandma's backyard and bringing those few beans to the eventual cup that gets me going all day... There is nothing like some freshly picked high mountain coffee. Although, Blue Mountain is of the highest class in my book, there is just something more endearing about picking coffee from my grandma’s backyard and bringing those few beans to the eventual cup that gets me going all day…

]]> Comment on My Coffee Obsession, Act 1, #eatjamaican by Astley Henry http://astleyhenry.com/2011/03/04/coffee-obsession-eatjamaican/#comment-142 Astley Henry Sun, 13 Mar 2011 18:29:40 +0000 http://astleyhenry.com/?p=349#comment-142 Whole beans every morning! I am jealous. Thank you for stopping by my blog. Whole beans every morning! I am jealous. Thank you for stopping by my blog.

]]> Comment on My Coffee Obsession, Act 1, #eatjamaican by Astley Henry http://astleyhenry.com/2011/03/04/coffee-obsession-eatjamaican/#comment-141 Astley Henry Sun, 13 Mar 2011 18:23:56 +0000 http://astleyhenry.com/?p=349#comment-141 Thanks for subscribing! Thanks for subscribing!

]]> Comment on My Coffee Obsession, Act 1, #eatjamaican by Jean Lowrie-Chin http://astleyhenry.com/2011/03/04/coffee-obsession-eatjamaican/#comment-135 Jean Lowrie-Chin Tue, 08 Mar 2011 22:15:40 +0000 http://astleyhenry.com/?p=349#comment-135 I admit to being Blue Mountain Coffee obsessed. I start with whole beans every morning - makes my house smell like heaven! I admit to being Blue Mountain Coffee obsessed. I start with whole beans every morning – makes my house smell like heaven!

]]> Comment on My Coffee Obsession, Act 1, #eatjamaican by Irene http://astleyhenry.com/2011/03/04/coffee-obsession-eatjamaican/#comment-134 Irene Mon, 07 Mar 2011 21:04:26 +0000 http://astleyhenry.com/?p=349#comment-134 I LOVE the smell of coffee! In it's raw state or brewed! I even love candles that smell like coffee beans! I also like drinking it, but I don't drink it too often. Don't know why. I just don't. Thanks for stopping by my blog. It's been awhile since I've been to yours. I could have sworn I subscribed. Will do that right now! I LOVE the smell of coffee! In it’s raw state or brewed! I even love candles that smell like coffee beans! I also like drinking it, but I don’t drink it too often. Don’t know why. I just don’t.

Thanks for stopping by my blog. It’s been awhile since I’ve been to yours. I could have sworn I subscribed. Will do that right now!

]]> Comment on A Friend’s View of Egypt: From the Inside by Astley Henry http://astleyhenry.com/2011/02/04/a-friends-view-of-egypt-from-the-inside/#comment-115 Astley Henry Mon, 21 Feb 2011 15:36:02 +0000 http://astleyhenry.com/?p=265#comment-115 I agree with you. Thanks so much for visiting! I agree with you. Thanks so much for visiting!

]]> Comment on #Jptweetup Remixed: The Tweetheart Tweetup by Irene http://astleyhenry.com/2011/02/15/jptweetup-tweetheart-tweetup/#comment-113 Irene Sun, 20 Feb 2011 12:59:05 +0000 http://astleyhenry.com/?p=289#comment-113 This is very interesting. I'm going to store this for future reference and look into it some more. Anything like this to help the small business guy that doesn't have access to what the major corporations gobble up all the time. I think it so important to keep US business in the US. Working together and networking I believe is a key to doing this. Geez, I can rant about this issue all day. Oy! Thanks for stopping by blog. It's been a pleasure! This is very interesting. I’m going to store this for future reference and look into it some more. Anything like this to help the small business guy that doesn’t have access to what the major corporations gobble up all the time. I think it so important to keep US business in the US. Working together and networking I believe is a key to doing this.

Geez, I can rant about this issue all day. Oy!

Thanks for stopping by blog. It’s been a pleasure!

]]> Comment on A Friend’s View of Egypt: From the Inside by Irene http://astleyhenry.com/2011/02/04/a-friends-view-of-egypt-from-the-inside/#comment-112 Irene Sun, 20 Feb 2011 12:55:48 +0000 http://astleyhenry.com/?p=265#comment-112 First I want to thank you for summing up this entire Egyptian event in laymans terms. It makes more sense now that I read your post. This is one reason I can't get into political discussions with people, I don't understand half the rhetoric I hear on the news. I've always thought when there's a protest of let's say 10 to 20K people, it's usually because someone got their panties in a twist about chocolate not being quite the quality or they want orange to be the primary color of cars, but when you have a demonstration with over half your country there, you maybe want to take some notice. I think this has be brewing for years. Citizens can only take so much. And I really do believe American needs to keep their sticky little fingers out of everyone else's pie. Keep an eye on the situation, but just let it happen. Believe me, if they need help we're the first they'll come to. I don't say that with egotism either. Reporters probably only spoke to Americans because Obama was so silent and everyone wanted to know "what does America think?". Does it matter? Let's let these countries work it out for themselves. You know, cut the apron ties. We have enough problems here. We don't need to take on anyone elses. Great post! First I want to thank you for summing up this entire Egyptian event in laymans terms. It makes more sense now that I read your post. This is one reason I can’t get into political discussions with people, I don’t understand half the rhetoric I hear on the news.

I’ve always thought when there’s a protest of let’s say 10 to 20K people, it’s usually because someone got their panties in a twist about chocolate not being quite the quality or they want orange to be the primary color of cars, but when you have a demonstration with over half your country there, you maybe want to take some notice. I think this has be brewing for years. Citizens can only take so much. And I really do believe American needs to keep their sticky little fingers out of everyone else’s pie. Keep an eye on the situation, but just let it happen. Believe me, if they need help we’re the first they’ll come to. I don’t say that with egotism either. Reporters probably only spoke to Americans because Obama was so silent and everyone wanted to know “what does America think?”. Does it matter? Let’s let these countries work it out for themselves. You know, cut the apron ties. We have enough problems here. We don’t need to take on anyone elses.

Great post!

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