Month: January 2022

Freddy Finishes First Or where is Aubrey? In October, the Magnolia Glenne Senior Men’s Golf Association (MGSMGA) was slated to hold its penultimate tournament. First prize was a three-hundred-dollar gift certificate to be spent at the pro shop. Other prizes included vouchers for meals at the club’s Lester Maddox Restaurant along with bags of tees… Continue reading The Septuagenarian #3-22 Geezer Golf

Geezer…Spare That Tree Now, I haven’t been playing golf all that long, so I can’t be sure that my limited exposure to the game has provided me with an all-encompassing picture of the game and its players. However, I have come to some conclusions about players and their eccentricities.  There are a host of opinions… Continue reading The Septuagenarian #2-22 – Geezer Golf

Job Titles It is January, so it is the time for filling out forms. Many services require an update to their files in order to make sure that you pay them promptly when they bill you. Whether it is for the contract with the HVAC service provider or, for most of us over 65, our… Continue reading The Septuagenarian #2-22

Jingle Jangles If you live long enough everything seems to turn back on itself. For me, this comes in form of advertising jingles. Most of the current crop of TV commercials attempt to incorporate either a mostly forgotten song from the 60s or 70s or some indecipherable hip hop tune. I just tune these out… Continue reading The Septuagenarian #1-22