This and that late at night

Pictures: Community League members Diane Bird and Shirley Jeffers after their tee shots at #1. One would think their shots were long and straight by the follow through and the direction of their eye gaze. Hmmm.

Pistons escape with a win with LeBron not scoring and choosing not to shoot in 4th quarter. Me thinks he needs to take charge, ala Michael Jordan.

The president again tells the world that Gonzales is doing a great job. Jeesh. Does he think we don't watch the news? Listen to the radio? Read the paper or the internet? George, we see what's going on, bud. Come on now, don't be trying to slip us the bird after all these thingees have been talked about and analyzed all over the place. We know what's been going on. And guess what? It's unacceptable. Please stop now. Do not pass go. Fire the little guy at the DoJ. It's time. Let him slip away into the black of the night, into a history that is somewhere down the road. Lets get on with righting our ship of state.

Hey, tomorrow is Tuesday Men already again. Reminder: eight hole prizes instead of the usual four because of the rain last Tuesday.

Word from Jim Bateman: Wife Wilma shot a 46 in Community League today, five strokes better than last week. He says the improvement comes because of the shot in the eye (literally, for some medical problem with arteries behind her eyeballs). Jim says he's going to get himself a shot in the eye - desperate for game improvement (smile).

Brian Swayze, Richard's son, in from Las Vagas to play a round. Brian was one of Miki's classmates at Shoals. Miki is our eldest, born in Japan and still a world traveler. Hey, Miki, wherever you are, Brian says hello.

Tomorrow not only Tuesday Men but also Tuesday Boyz who come to town for a game starting at 8:30. You all are invited to come join us. Bring a dollar for the game. (High stakes stuff here.)

Time to go to bed. May the world keep turning in a safe and honorable way during the next several hours at least.