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I'd like to dedicate this month's blurb
to a friend who passed away suddenly. Grant, this one's for you.
Life is a funny bunny
- strange how you can know a person, and when they're gone you suddenly
realize you knew so very little, and missed so much.
It was a beautiful crisp
fall day, and the funeral chapel was located on the grounds of the cemetery.
Odd how peaceful everything seemed, despite the emotional turmoil that
is associated with such places. There were a number of us were
standing around waiting for the memorial service to begin. While
I was looking out over the lush rolling hills I was struck by the thought
that this would make one hell of a golf course.
What a way to maximize
shrinking green space. I can see it now, you could use the flush
headstones as yardage markers. You could even colour code the headstones
at the tee boxes, so that you could mark the reds, whites, or blues to
tee off. Not to mention the fun you could have with hazards.
You get a dirt bunker, with a six foot hole. Now that would be a
recovery shot worth bragging about.
Yup, that would be
pretty cool. See you at the 19th hole Grant. You will be missed.
Jevster,
November 1999 |
