Dear Golf,
I miss you. Know that I will never forget you and that I will come back to you.
Sincerely,
Pat
P.S. (I have a new title that can be added to my long list of monikers, and that is a BIG reason why I have not been playing or writing about you lately. After returning from a training in Sedona, Arizona, I can now say I am an official, certified, national Time to Teach Trainer.)
P.P.S. (For the record, I did give you an outside chance during my trip. I brought my wedge and my putter and some golf balls along in our new Ford Escape. I never had a chance to use them, but at least I got to see them every time I got something out of the back.)
More about this later...
I miss you. Know that I will never forget you and that I will come back to you.
Sincerely,
Pat
P.S. (I have a new title that can be added to my long list of monikers, and that is a BIG reason why I have not been playing or writing about you lately. After returning from a training in Sedona, Arizona, I can now say I am an official, certified, national Time to Teach Trainer.)
P.P.S. (For the record, I did give you an outside chance during my trip. I brought my wedge and my putter and some golf balls along in our new Ford Escape. I never had a chance to use them, but at least I got to see them every time I got something out of the back.)
More about this later...
1 comment:
First...congratulations on your new Time to Teach Trainer certification!! Awesome!! Secondly, your post caused me to look up the definition of "fore" as it is used in golf. Apparently it's a Scottish interjection meaning, "look ahead". So I'm looking ahead and I see a putter in your future!!!! Look ahead, cousin...look ahead!!! So proud of you!
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