Month: October 2021

Where My Mind Goes Bedtime Stories It is Halloween again. Although if you had been shopping at Costco in late July, you would have been confronted by racks of costumes and hundreds of pounds of Halloween candy. I am not a Halloweener. I don’t get excited about wearing costumes and I only succumb to the… Continue reading The Septuagenarian #5-21

Last Saturday marked the fifty-first anniversary of the commissioning of Aviation Officer Candidate Class 27-70 at NAS Pensacola, Florida. Like many military milestones it was celebrated with the appropriate ruffles and flourishes that make such events stirring for both the participants and the spectators. I have included below my testimonial to my class and classmates… Continue reading The Septuagenarian #4-21

The Septuagenarian is a compilation of blogs, stories and essays that I have written over the past ten years. It is available in both soft cover and Kindle format through Amazon.com. The contents include the first stories in the Geezer Golf series that deal with my experiences in beginning a new sport past the age… Continue reading The Septuagenarian #3-21

Geezer Golf They Call Him Mr. Cartpath  An Ode Sung to the Tune of Mr. Touchdown Eons ago, the torrents of the glacial melt water slammed into the rocky ridges of the Appalachian Mountains and coursed south through what is now North Georgia. Ahead of them surged mounds of soil and rocky debris that as… Continue reading The Septuagenarian #2-21

GEEZER GOLF O.G.B. Okay, if you have never watched golf on TV, then I am not speaking to you. However, if you have chanced to put on the Golf Channel or happened upon Jim Nantz and Nick Faldo calling the shots during the final Sunday stages of a golf tournament while you were hoping to… Continue reading The Septuagenarian # 1-21

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