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The rules state that twigs, leaves and little shite ( loose impediments) are temporary, incidental clutter that is unattached to the ground and you are essentially clearing an item thst normally wouldn't be there. Conversely, things like grass, bushes, trees or vines that are attached or growing are considered permanent integral components of the golf course and can not be broken or moved to improve your stance, lie or swing.

A NASCAR race, I was a big fan back when Senior and Junior were racing. Went to the Texas race and you can't appreciate how fast those guys are going until you see it in person.

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How did our forefathers ever survive

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They probably asked those around them for advise, we're lucky enough to live at a time where we can ask countless amounts of people with experience and advice. You don't want to give and advice, fine with me but you don't have to chime in with what you think is a smart arse burn.

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Who are the figs downvoting the OP

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Probably the lonely crazy cat lady??

I'm fairly new to being a grandpa, my grandson is 9 months old. For six of those months my son was in the State Police training academy so he lived in Baton Rouge m-f and we live in Bossier, he did a lot of traveling, also during those 6 months, they lived with his in-laws, they were married about 10 months then had a kid, they did have their own place before he went to the academy, she didn't want to be by herself for 6 months with a new born, I can understand that, they have since bought a house and live on their own now. I felt weird and uncomfortable going to her parents house and hanging out to see him, I felt like I was intruding, maybe that was a me problem. They would come over maybe once a month and have dinner and she came over maybe a couple times during the week over the six months period. With all that being said, how often should we expect to be able to see him, they live about 5 miles away. I don't want to feel like I'm intruding or pushy but I'd like to see him a little more than I/we do, my wife feels the same way.
It was already hard enough for her letting go after they got married. To go from see him every day for 22 years to once or twice a month was/is hard. I get it, it hurts, but I get it, she, not so much. What made it worse is the my son's in-laws got to see the grand baby every day.

So, how often is enough? Should we just call and ask, I don't want them to feel we're being pushy and then they don't come or let us see him at only birthdays and holidays.

For reference, I was a firefighter and my wife is a nurse, we had to have mine and my wife's parents help us a lot because of our crazy work schedules so they got to see the grandkids a lot, because if that, I really dont have a good frame of reference here.

Sorry for the long thread but I felt I had to explain. Being the parents of a son whose married is tough, feels like were not as important, once again that maybe just a me thing.

I must say, that was actually pretty darn exciting, both teams giving their all.

Played it last Saturday, the front nine greens were not terrible but were playable, the back nine greens I thought were pretty good for a small town country course. The place did need a lot of mowing as they weren't able to get to everything due to all the rain and wet conditions but they should have been able to get to it since it's been dry. Overall it was a fun course, I thought a little expensive at $61 but I guess thats the signs of the times.

1st game was Georgia in 2003, what a game to be my 1st one, kind of hard to top it, I've been to a few more but nothing compared to that one.

Carolina Pilots

Just wait till the Cowboys win another Super Bowl