We pensioners have to organise our weekly leisure to accommodate the various roles we have in the voluntary sector, ergo when we get a relatively free day its all hands to the pumps for ourselves.
Today was just such a day for Bunty as her yoga took up a large chunk of her morning and I was on domestic duties. However, we've definitely decided that one day of the week will see us back on the golf course at Aigas. Today had to be ours for that sport as the rest of the week is booked up at Culloden, the Food Bank and my taking some of the Syrian Ladies into Inversneckie for an assessment of the pop-up café initiative.
Such is Wilma's progress with the wee white ball that she has no less than 4 holes with scores of 5 on each. Even when she sent one inexorably into the trees on the 6th hole, it skelped off of a tree and bounced back out onto the semi-rough. The putting is coming on leaps and bounds and it was in this game that I discovered her hands were actually arse about face with her left hand lower than the right. A swift change on the 7th tee and it fell into place again with a very decent drive and a wedge to the green over the bunker.
That said, yoga before a round of golf especially when it is more than sitting contemplating ones navel in the yoga stakes is perhaps a tad demanding. Okay Bunty the lesson is well learned on the part of the caddy.
Today was just such a day for Bunty as her yoga took up a large chunk of her morning and I was on domestic duties. However, we've definitely decided that one day of the week will see us back on the golf course at Aigas. Today had to be ours for that sport as the rest of the week is booked up at Culloden, the Food Bank and my taking some of the Syrian Ladies into Inversneckie for an assessment of the pop-up café initiative.
Such is Wilma's progress with the wee white ball that she has no less than 4 holes with scores of 5 on each. Even when she sent one inexorably into the trees on the 6th hole, it skelped off of a tree and bounced back out onto the semi-rough. The putting is coming on leaps and bounds and it was in this game that I discovered her hands were actually arse about face with her left hand lower than the right. A swift change on the 7th tee and it fell into place again with a very decent drive and a wedge to the green over the bunker.
That said, yoga before a round of golf especially when it is more than sitting contemplating ones navel in the yoga stakes is perhaps a tad demanding. Okay Bunty the lesson is well learned on the part of the caddy.
"Fore"
Caddy, attend to the pin Gildy, Gildy !
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