Friday, June 30, 2006
Friday June 30, 2006 - Year 4, Day 102 – watch the sky
13C/55F, clear, steady cool breeze; owners nodded hellos, then pulled on leashes to break up the unscheduled convention of 3 retrievers & a fuzzy lap dog
just when we least expect it (or sometimes when we plan it), interesting people show up on our doorstep
speaking of interesting people: golf yesterday was great; problem is, with a golf tournament before a long weekend, my thinking is focused on ‘adjusting my swing to be more Tiger-like’ & enjoying the company of interesting new friends; our 4-some was only in contention in the laughter department – we had much to smile about
the urge to golf again today is strong, but restrained - duty, clients & previous plans preclude working on my swing
what is it that brings people, dogs, golfers or any other circumstances together? what is the worst thing that can happen? what is the best thing that can happen?
when you have been struck by lightening (figuratively), how can watching lightening strikes ever be exciting again unless it strikes you again?
as random as lightning strikes are, so too are consequences of every connection we make; I have been struck by lightening before
I anticipate I will be again – soon
weekend brings Wimbledon coverage, Millarville races & poplar fuzz & one man & one woman & possibilities
less collision than scheduled confluence
watch the sky for an electrical storm
Mark
341,508
just when we least expect it (or sometimes when we plan it), interesting people show up on our doorstep
speaking of interesting people: golf yesterday was great; problem is, with a golf tournament before a long weekend, my thinking is focused on ‘adjusting my swing to be more Tiger-like’ & enjoying the company of interesting new friends; our 4-some was only in contention in the laughter department – we had much to smile about
the urge to golf again today is strong, but restrained - duty, clients & previous plans preclude working on my swing
what is it that brings people, dogs, golfers or any other circumstances together? what is the worst thing that can happen? what is the best thing that can happen?
when you have been struck by lightening (figuratively), how can watching lightening strikes ever be exciting again unless it strikes you again?
as random as lightning strikes are, so too are consequences of every connection we make; I have been struck by lightening before
I anticipate I will be again – soon
weekend brings Wimbledon coverage, Millarville races & poplar fuzz & one man & one woman & possibilities
less collision than scheduled confluence
watch the sky for an electrical storm
Mark
341,508
