Monthly Archives: February 2019

Everything is harder in the cold. (2/18/19)

One brilliant idea is worth a million idle moments. (2/17/19)  

A young Superintendent strains to fill his day with useful activities; an old one fights to make time for nothing.  (2/16/19)

One Superintendent feels pain when he touches the surface of forgetfulness; another finds peaces when he forgets that he forgets.  (2/15/19)

One Superintendent is awed by the enormity of the ocean; another is inspired a by the smallness of man.  (2/14/19)

Snow is a lot funner when its accumulation does not pile-on more work. (2/13/19)

If all Superintendents were different, they would not all be Superintendents.  (2/12/19) [An idea modified from a forgotten source.]  

A golfer can play the same golf course every day of his life, and never walk the same path; a Superintendent can work the same golf course all his days, and never experience the same steps.  (2/11/19)

Often, the height of great arrogance provides a springboard for a plunge into deep humility, but not always.  (2/10/19)

A Superintendent who is in-touch with nature is inevitably in-touch with his fellow man; one who is distant from the earth is distant from others.  (2/9/19)