I’m not sure the weather can be any better than what it was today. I definitely didn’t spend enough time outside though. I was at the park today for a birthday party, and there was a country music contest going on. Several different performers vying for a chance at advancing through to the national competition. Several of the musicians were really good. One of them really stuck out to me, which was a lady named Carrie Ray. Not sure how you spell her name, but she was really good. So look for her in the future and remember you heard it here first.
I saw something I never thought I would see today while riding in the back of my brother’s jeep. There was a guy getting on his Harley in parking lot. The weird part is that attached to the back of his Harley was a coffin. It almost appeared as though he was using the coffin as a place to store his groceries for the ride home. I just don’t see any reason as to why somebody would be dragging around a coffin? The worst part was that i didn’t have my camera on me. It would of made for a great picture. I really wish i knew the story behind the motorcycle coffin.
I need to start playing more golf i think. I need to get some competitive juices flowing while enjoying the outdoors at the same time. Something about being back in Indiana has really made me miss being on a golf course, both working and playing. I definitely don’t have any interest in working on a course again until i retire, but walking 9 holes of golf can be a really relaxing way to spend a morning or afternoon. I learned how to play golf playing on the public course here in Columbus during the summers around 7th grade to 9th grade. My buddies and I would get up early and have one of our parents drop us off at the course, and we would end up walking about 27 holes a day. Those were some of the best times of my life. Our summers consisted of either playing golf, playing basketball, playing backyard baseball, swimming, and watching movies. I mowed a few lawns each week for my spending money, but even that was fun. I can’t imagine there will be a time in my life that will ever match what the summers of my early teenage years were. I didn’t have a care in the world, no worries, and very little responsibility. I definitely need to find time to play some golf this week.


