Monthly Archives: September 2018

One Superintendent longs to be special and unique, while another realizes that most people are the same; I say it again, one Superintendent accepts that he is average, while another realizes that most people are extraordinarily unique. (9/20/18)

A young Superintendent strives to speak effectively with others; an experienced one strives to talk constructively to himself. (9/19/18)  

Some Superintendents prefer ‘eights’; others prefer ‘zeros’; a few like ‘ones’. (9/18/18)

One Superintendent gets fired and feels deep and roiling bitterness and anger; another gets fired and discovers hidden and unexpected relief and joy.  (9/17/18)  

Knowing what you want done is different than doing what you want done. (9/16/18)

One Superintendent finds peace in wide-open space; another finds comfort in vulnerability. (9/15/18)

Some of life’s greatest moments are the most difficult moments; some of life’s worst moments are the easiest moments. (9/14/18)

A misguided greenkeeper uses the back-nine to hide from his boss, and a discouraged Superintendent uses it to hide from the members; I say it again, a misguided greenkeeper uses the back-nine to hide from his boss, and an overwhelmed … Continue reading →

One Superintendent labors to do the most he can; another strains to do more than others. (9/12/18)

Lingering sadness is different than gut-wrenching sorrow. (9/11/18)