Monthly Archives: January 2022

The past and the present have this in common: they are less than perfect. (1/11/22)

A golf course is full of degrees. (1/10/22)

Sometimes the story is enough. (1/9/22)

A man who criticizes another man’s pruning is a man who criticizes himself. (1/8/22)

One Superintendent gains freedom from a terrible situation and overflows with joy; another gains freedom from a terrible situation and seethes with anger. (1/7/22)

One Superintendent labors to distance himself from his enemies; another labors to distance himself from himself. (1/6/22)

Pain on the outside is different than pain on the inside. (1/5/22)

One Superintendent struggles to give something he has in abundance, another struggles to give something he does not have. (1/4/22)

One Superintendent is inflexible because he likes things a certain way; another is inflexible because his best friend is a monster. (1/3/22)

One Superintendent expresses his appreciation for his staff; a fool shares his loneliness with a friend. (1/2/22)