BuffaloBud

Good for him to realize inside of himself that this was the best decision. As someone told me recently, "When good things fall apart, better things come together.". All the best to you AJ in the rest of your life.

Good story

Small story about Clarke. I was fortunate to get into a number of Tavistock Cup events at Isleworth. I'm at the practice range watching everyone warm up. Someone notices a significant coffee stain on the front of Clarke's white pants. The air turned blue from all the cussing he let out. I zipped back to the house I was staying at and got one of those Tide stain pens, brought it back to the range, and gave it to Clarke's caddie. You'd thought I just handed Clarke a million dollars. Got a thank you, a big handshake, and a couple of signed things. Saw him on the course later in the day and pointed at me and gave me a big thumbs up - no / very little noticeable stain.

Golf Channel showed a shot of him with caddie and David Ledbetter on practice green just grinding out 3 footers.

Something makes me remember that GP does hundreds of situps and pushups everyday.

2500 sq ft 2 story, 3 bed, 2.5 bath, house. Just myself (divorce). Electric hot water heater, gas fireplace, electric dryer, gas furnace, a/c. Thermostat in winter is set to 65, summer 72. If I remember correctly, the highest bill this winter was in the $150 range. Previous summer was near $100. Both were very mild in comparison to other years. Actually thinking about solar panels.

The comment about the transit was to save time in getting around. If you do rent a bike from the Velib, make sure you have a card with the chip in it. Kiosk won't work without.

Bison. Sabre. Ralph. Punch.

Same here.

Learn / use the transit system. When asking a question / addressing a local always start with "Bonjour". Then ask your question in English. Find a park bench or cafe and people watch. You will not have enough time to do what you want in a week. We used that site as well when we went.

Yes - it is a bit of a chamber of commerce video, but still some good things pointed out. Felt like jumping in the car and driving up there after watching. Enjoy http://www.bestdesignedcity.com/

Thanks for the correction.

What if Greg Allman wasn't a "Ramblin' Man"?

What if she wasn't a "Maneater"?

When I graduated from RIT in 1984, I moved from WNY to Sherman TX (about 70 miles north of Dallas, just about on the border of OK). I looked at this move as an opportunity to "see the world". I overcame my fears of the unknown and barbeque, music, rodeo, you name it all became a learning experience. And, I loved it. Ten years later I moved to Raleigh NC (employment related). Again, a whole new world of learning. 10 years later, a move to Columbus OH. Another life lesson. What I feel that the writer is missing is the experience of adapting to a new environment, while still appreciating where you came from. I would not have changed a thing in these moves and would welcome the opportunity again.

I think you are going to have to buy something and modify. I've looked all over for something like this, as well as a Bills cycling jersey, with no luck.

Brew up some ginger water - drink warm.

From a former Lancaster-ite (?), have a great day!!

Got about 3 hours sleep. Normally 6.5. This afternoon is going to be a struggle.

Good find / good read. How many of us would make that kind of decision?

Or Senior Tour events.

What about: "Get busy living, or get busy dying." or "Rosebud." or "Toga! Toga!" or "Cinderella story. Outta nowhere. A former greenskeeper, now, about to become the Masters champion. It looks like a miracle. . . It's in the hole, It's in the hole, It's in the hole."

Worked for Sq D at that time. We sponsored the 55 car driven by Bobby Hamilton. Remember watching intensely thinking we had a top 5 chance and then seeing DE rolling up the track into the wall. It was a pretty quiet in the office and shop on Monday.

Where in NC / what course?

Weightlifting, or track and field, or . . . .