Monthly Archives: September 2013

The first frost signals the arrival of fall, and an endless procession of grumbling and complaining. [9/20/13…first frost yesterday]

Steel is fast. [9/19/13]

An old Golf Course Superintendent has experienced many unusual and exciting situations, but an infinite array remain undiscovered. [9/18/13]

A young Superintendent imagines he knows what to do; an experienced one knows what not to do. [9/17/13]

Dawn signals the coming of a new day, and, for a Superintendent, lunchtime. [9/16/13]

“Man is like grass.” [Paul of Tarsus…9/15/13]

A big molecule makes a big puddle. [9/14/13…a day late]

Salt is beneficial for preserving food, but salty water gives a Superintendent much indigestion. [9/13/13]

Be quick to acknowledge your faults and mistakes, but even quicker to recognize and vocalize the strengths and accomplishments of others. [9/12/13]

Grief is not a nice and tidy package. [9/11/13]