A foolish Superintendent walks in the woods and curses nature for not revealing itself; a wise one walks in the woods and gives thanks for everything he sees, and everything he hears, and everything he smells, and everything he feels, and everything that is, and everything that was, and everything that will be. (3/12/21).
One Superintendent strives to have fun; another strives to have fun while others are having fun (3/11/21)
The search for understanding is a step on the path of wisdom. (3/10/21)
One Superintendent strain to know; another is content not to know. (3/9/21)
One Superintendent gets stressed and goes to a counselor; another gets stressed and calls it something else. (3/8/21)
One Superintendent ‘goes with the flow’; another strains to do good. (3/7/21)
A foolish Superintendent acts in a way he knows is wrong; a wise one acts in a way he knows might be wrong. (3/6/21)
One Superintendent tells his crew he believes in them; another invites them into his home. (3/5/21)
One Superintendent sees a group of people playing golf; a wise one sees a person playing golf. (3/4/21)
Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent 