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We'll be playing by June, guaranteed.Only posted the above so the Wisconsinites could read it as they watch 5 foot snow drifts covering the landscape out their windows. As they sit hoping their golf courses open by July 4th!!! :>)
Show him who's boss!!! Send him back to college embarrassed by being beat by an old man!! :>)Big match scheduled with my son this weekend. He is in college in Scotland and is heading back next week. There has been much bragging during the holidays over who is now the best golfer in the house. He is now off a 2 index, and playing for his college. He hits it out 280+ and has all the confidence you'd expect from a young gun. I'm losing distance by the year and I need a new hip, but I'll have fun "getting into his head". We are playing our shorter course on Sunday, it will come down to putting and mental fortitude. Let's see what the outcome will be, place your bets!
Heck! If something hurts, I know I woke up!!! This morning... shoulder pain, minor toothache, still coughing from last week's cold... and no complaints!!! With two granddaughters working in a local nursing home, understand how lucky I am to even know who I am, where I am, and who my family is!!!It makes me sick that you guys can still Golf. ... as I am doing PT on my shoulder for the what I saved for what I call the off-season. Getting old in winter environment sucks. lol
They even gave his horse Comanche a nice home at The University of Kansas Natural History Museum, so he didn't have to go back to Nebraska! lolIn May of 1876 General George Custer left Ft. Riley, Kansas for the Little Horn in Montana. History tells the fatal errors in judgement he made that cost many lives in the Battle of Little Bighorn. They say as Custer and his troops were sure of their impending doom, Custer told them this. "The bad news, boys, is we will probably breath our last in the next few hours. The good news is we don't have to go back through Nebraska!!"
Unfortunately for us here in S. Ontario, I fear this will be the case as well. Right now it’s looking more like mid-October here than January. We haven’t had any snow cover in weeks! That will change all in an instant I’m sure, it always does. I have a feeling February and March are going to get nasty!!We'll be playing by June, guaranteed.