Hi, it's Phil Henry and welcome to today's podcast. Today's netcast. It's from Newport,

Beach, California. You can tell that we are a little bit live and a little bit remote here.

And I'm down here to have dinner with my sisters, which I think I've been mentioning to you guys

often on for the last few days. And really, all this is sort of a semi-annual regular dinner that

I have with my sisters. It happens to fall during my birthday week. So listen and learn

as I not just talk to my sisters about, you know, life in general, but I specifically ask them

for memories of me. What are your memories of your brother Phil on this occasion of his birthday

and listen? I think it's kind of interesting. Yeah, hi guys, it's Phil Henry and I've got my

sisters, Joanne and Mary Ann here. We're at the bungalow in Run of Delmar. I'm going to go from

sister to sister to ask them their most vivid memory of me. And we'll see how we go from there.

We're waiting for our dessert. Mary Ann says she has a lot. Joanne has a one right now. So Joanne,

might as much as you'd Joanne. Born in Canada. Joanne was born in Canada and then moved to the

States with our parents in 1915. What's your most vivid memory of me, Joanne? This is really vivid.

So I have to share with you the fact that Philip was quite the swimmer in the pool and the most

vivid memory for him for me was trying to grab him in the pool. He was like a slippery sardine,

like a slippery fish, like a porpoise, a tiny whale. I couldn't catch him. He would bounce out

of my arms. Anyway, that's the most profound vision I have of him. I can see him right now.

Anyway, enjoy your evening everyone. Oh yeah. So we did a lot of role playing when we were children.

I was a bit older and Philip, unfortunately, for him was Betty and he played along. He was

so natural. He had earrings. He had a purse. He also had my mom's mink stole on.

This is nothing he asked for. I was the dress designer. I put all the outfits together. You

know, he just, he role played. I remember the bedroom. We were in my bedroom, I think. Yeah,

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