What better to do on a Sunday morning than take a walk in the snow, take some pictures of a bunch of birds, and watch a PBS program on wind power? Of course, kind of waiting for the match play to come on in a little - Tiger's up by three through 16 holes. Have also been reading some of the Halberstam book on the next century; he's spent all of his time so far on the last century and has just finished a fascinating piece on a Japanese inventor and manufacturer who, like Sam Walton, believes managers should be down on the floor getting their hands dirty - Kazuo Inamori, a super success story, not unlike Sam Walton's which was also readily apparent at the time of this book writing way back in 1991.
Other notes:
-I see IU men got it together just enough to beat the cellar dwellers in Big Ten basketball last night.
-was keeping an eye on the #1-#2 battle at the same time. Expect Jack Butcher was a little disappointed to see his alma mater stumble.
-Michelle Wie stumbled on a couple of holes (a double bogey and a triple bogey on holes #16 and #18) and finished the day with a 6 over 78 which got her a share of last place some 20 strokes behind the winner of the Fields Open, Paula Creamer. Ouch.
-NE Dubois girls lost yesterday to University - had to google that school - up in Carmel. Dang...
World turns... And maybe we'll get some warm weather tomorrow. Of course, this dang snow today will have to melt before we can get out there and whack some.
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