Monthly Archives: October 2014

A young Superintendent gives to nature and expects something in return; a wise one gives for the sake of giving. [10/11/14]

An experienced Superintendent accepts some weeds in germinating turf; so it is with a wise father. [10/10/14]

A young Superintendent strives to find himself; an experienced one hopes to be found. [10/9/14]

A young Superintendent sulks because he does not get what he deserves; a wise one rejoices because he does not get what he deserves. [10/8/14]

A young Superintendent delights in explaining germination; a wise one shutters in silence. [10/7/14]

The darkness is warmer than the light, but the light offers more hope. [10/6/14]

A humble Superintendent says, “I am second,”; a broken one says, “I am last.” [9/5/14]

A young Superintendent looks at men and sees trees walking; a wise one looks at trees and sees men living. [9/4/14]

Sometimes, a mighty storm is followed by a great calmness; sometimes, it is followed by a massive tidal wave. [10/3/14]

A zealous Superintendent labors for success; a wise one hopes for mercy. [10/2/14]