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“Men amateurs would be better off watching them (LPGA players) for swing tips than the guys on the PGA tour. I said tips, GR, tips.”

On Fred Couples’ rare appearances: “Fred shed his second wife and has moved in with Jim Nantz. Since
apparently Jim is only doing three tournaments this year for CBS, he
and Fred want to spend as much time together as possible. The tabloid
press now refer to them as ‘Jimcup.’”

And, finally, why I can relate: “I was the kid in the back of the church who was always laughing
uncontrollably at the well-timed fart, you know? I can’t help it, it’s
in my DNA.”

More good stuff from the CBS golf commentator as he answers readers’ letters.

This is the best cellphone I’ve ever had. Forget the iPhone. I’m really digging the slideout keyboard. Now if I can just get the Woman to pony up for an unlimited data plan…

Georgetown was once a small town, and they’re trying to keep it that way. But progress progresses progressively. To wit, we now have the very large Wolf Ranch shopping center, with Best Buy, Petsmart, and Target, to name a few of the places I visit. We seldom travel outside of Georgetown anymore because we can finally get most of what we need in town. (Now if we could just get a Barnes & Noble).

Now there’s news of a new conference center/hotel near the same area. I think it’s great, and a necessity, as there’s no large meeting place in Georgetown. Not that I throw that many parties. Or any. Or that I have that many friends. Or any. But I’m sure there’s a need, so it’ll be met. And, judging by the pictures, it looks like it will be a nice place. Georgetown does do very well in its facades and keeping green space a priority.

All of this growth is occurring very close to the church I attend and work at. We’ve been experiencing good growth lately, even despite the lack of a Senior Pastor. But with all the surrounding growth, it makes me think I need to “up my game.” But I need to figure out what game is.

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