Monthly Archives: June 2014

A young Superintendent fights to control all his surroundings; an wise one limits his ambitions to his closet, desk, and attitude. [6/10/14]

A wetting agent that causes soil to retain water is like an oil that causes metals to stick. [6/9/14]

Greed plaques both the wealthy and the poor. [6/8/14]

Moving a sprinkler head is like eating a potato chip. [6/7/14]

Much can be learned from books and universities, but life’s greatest lessons are revealed from the hug of a child. [6/6/14]

A young Superintendent looks for success in the strength of his bones; a wise one searches for it in the sap of the earth. [6/5/14]

Playing golf is like driving in neighborhood traffic. [6/4/14…Larry G.]

A man who writes proverbs is like a naturalist who lives with bears; I say it again, a Superintendent who publishes proverbs is like a husband who sleeps with another man’s wife. [6/3/14]

Be cautious of a golfer who speaks flattering words. [6/2/14]

Some people are accident prone, but no one is an accidental person. [6/1/14]