Monthly Archives: April 2013

The beauty of a beverage cart girl will cause much trouble, but her persuasive and seductive words will cause ruin and destruction. [4/30/13]

A misguided Superintendent fights to maintain his honor and dignity; a king charges like a lion to protect the honor and dignity of others. [4/29/13]

The difference in arguing and persuading is humility. [4/28/13]

Long tines wear-out faster than short ones. [4/27/13]

A salesman who gives gifts in secret can be trusted more than a brother. [4/26/13]

Science and technology provide an endless array of new tools and equipment, but a well-adjusted mower remains king of the course. [4/25/13]

Roots are like herbicides: more is not always better. [4/24/13]

An effective Superintendent delegates meaningful work to his staff; a wise one assigns it to his staff and his children. [4/23/13]

The annual bluegrass that grows under the palm tree reveals the diversity of the grass family. [4/22/13]

Joy begins in the mind and hatred in the heart. [4/21/13]