Mini Post: Deck Rebuild –
By Wayne Halm –
Sally was happy with my progress yesterday! So happy that she insisted I take the day off and play golf. I resisted but she prevailed. (Pause for a moment and imagine how hard she had to twist my arm.)
I played the Ocean Course at Hokuala – that is the new name for the Kauai Lagoons Course. Sally enjoyed watching me play and she walked along satisfying her FitBit.
Sally – The trade winds were blowing strong that day.
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Sally got a new silver “Torrey Pines” bracelet for her FitBit. She is proud of that.
Wait … Sally corrected me … Evidently I had the wrong tree … It is a “Tory Birch” bracelet.
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My scoring was everything I feared it would be (93). Tired? Toned up? Something. I flubbed more shots than usual. But I was golfing on Kauai, and that is hard to beat!
Tomorrow it is back to work on the deck. Check back and see what happens.
Then — Come play golf with me.
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Aloha Wayne,
I’m glad to hear Sally convinced you to get back on the links! You’ve been working hard on the deck which I can only imagine takes a lot out of a guy. I wouldn’t worry about the score. I know you still had fun, and that is the important part. Good luck on your next phase of the deck tomorrow!
Cheers
Josh
Aloha Josh,
It did feel good to be back on a course. I did have fun! A couple of nasty slices came from somewhere, and my eyes kept wandering off the back of the ball – but that is golf (for me anyway). Back to work tomorrow and we’ll see what adventure I have there.
A Hui Hou,
Wayne
Wayne
A bad day on the course beats a good day building a deck! 😉
Cheers
Jim
Aloha Jim,
You are right buddy – exactly right!
A Hui Hou,
Wayne