PurplFrawg
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That would be awesome...but horrible when I bombed
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That would be awesome...but horrible when I bombed
Boy howdy, isn’t that the truth.
If I take a day off, like a Monday or Friday, I know damn well I’ll have 200 emails when I come back.
Not to mention god-knows how many files to review.
Takes a full day just to get caught up, while also trying to put out the fires and correct mistakes employees made while I was off.
Visit all 50 states -- 8 to go.
See the Northern Lights
Visit Iceland
And one that I am going to do next month -- visit Australia
That’s why I only want to do it once. I assume I would bomb but at least I did it.That would be awesome...or horrible if I bombed
#6 is pure fantasy.I might get to mark one of those off the list.
- Play Augusta National
- Drive a 1966 Ford GT40 around LeMans
- Drive a 911 or M3 at Nurburgring
- Treat myself to extreme gluttony in Italy
- Dive the Great Barrier Reef
- Get my kids to do their homework and clean their rooms
I say some Northern Lights stationed at Loring.
Did you get the full curtain effect?
I saw them in Alaska, in late spring, and it looked more like a green oscilloscope peaking and ebbing. I was talking to some pilots that request routes to Alaska in winter just to see the northern lights. An older woman chimed in (early 1990s) who grew up in territorial Alaska when her dad was a Marshall in the boonies who said she’d lay out all bundled in the snow for hours just looking up and sweared she could hear a crackling. I’m guessing it was either ice or her memory, but it still sounded cool.
Then I don't think you really do understand the history (or the significance, perhaps).I don’t understand playing golf in Scotland on people’s list..... I understand the history but I can play Willow Springs for cow pasture golf.
Most people who think this are caught up in how the grass looks on TV, and don’t understand that the turf conditions there aren’t nearly as bad as they look. The grass is just different there. The beauty of the courses there is the natural terrain and the way it forces you to use your imagination and a wide variety of shots. To that end, it challenges every part of your game and mind. IMO, it’s a much purer form of golf over there.Agree with many lists! I will add African Safari and Gallopagos to my list. I don’t understand playing golf in Scotland on people’s list..... I understand the history but I can play Willow Springs for cow pasture golf.
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Most people who think this are caught up in how the grass looks on TV, and don’t understand that the turf conditions there aren’t nearly as bad as they look. The grass is just different there. The beauty of the courses there is the natural terrain and the way it forces you to use your imagination and a wide variety of shots. To that end, it challenges every part of your game and mind. IMO, it’s a much purer form of golf over there.
Ok, that one got me to belly laughnot sure your preferences, but talor might be open to working out an arrangement with you
not sure your preferences, but talor might be open to working out an arrangement with you