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#1: Norma Dee (norm0908) on Sep 25, 2016

Wonderful picture, Aldege. I have experienced cat leaps landing on my person. Not pleasant. Hope you weren't scratched too bad.

We lost a great man today. All the golfing would will mourn the loss of Arnold Palmer. One of my all time favorites.

The title had me hoping for either a child or a pet, so I was most pleased to get both. I can't stop laughing. I'm sure you weren't laughing, but geez this is so funny to imagine.

The color logic was an enjoyable challenge.

Great image. I can see it happening. I love the way you are letting us aunties know what is going on in the family.

You're so good at storytelling! :D

Thx aunties Norma,Teresa,Donna and Jota. I love my afternoon naps a whole bunch but lately they haven't been too restful.
As soon as I lie down Chastydy takes it as an opportunity to jump on me. Apparently I'm the Joker and she is Batman. She keeps shooting things at me from her utility belt. When she finally settles down and lays on me for a nap is when Destyny decides she wants to lay with me also. This is all great except Destyny brings her I-Pad and every 5 seconds she wants me to look or watch something on it. Sometimes they both decide that a nap is not what they want and they leave me to go play together. That's when a cat or dog will join me which is almost as comforting. However Chastydy will then decide she hasn't played enough Batman,so she'll take to the air and attack the Joker(aka daddy)once again. God I love these girls of mine. :)

I am deeply saddened by the news of Arnold's passing. He was truly a great man and a source of great pride for all Americans. In my opinion he and Jack Nicklaus are two men that all men should aspire to be like. There must be something about golf that inspires true gentlemen to be involved in the sport. With few exceptions the PGA probably has more well mannered,honest and soft spoken men than any other sport. So long Arnie the world will miss you. :)

The rules themselves have shaped the golfers. Politely waiting your turn as the away person hits or putts. Standing quietly and not interfering in any way with another golfer's turn and so on. Tempers flair at times, but those are the exceptions, not the rule. And, Aldege, don't forget the ladies. :)

Oh trust me I haven't forgotten the ladies or the LPGA. I'm sorry for not mentioning them but I have as much respect for the ladies as I do for the men. I agree about the rules being partially responsible Norma but I think it goes beyond that. The dedication and patience needed to be a professional golfer has a lot to do with it as well. :)

I worked helping a golf pro for several years who repaired golf clubs in his spare time. I also helped with his younger students and took them to various courses when they were ready to play. Being ready also meant that they had to have a good knowledge of the rules and etiquette of golf before they played. Before this they were just a bunch of kids who approached golf like Chastydy plays Batman. I watched them go from unruly kids to polite, respectful players. The dedication had to be there, of course, but the way golf is played, learning the etiquette and rules, contributed so much to the people they became.

Wow Norma that is so cool. Working with a golf pro and helping kids learn and grow to be responsible adults. I'm convinced. The rules and etiquette of golf can transform a person to be a patient and respectful person. No wonder I love golf so much. :)

elmebeteg :)

Took a lot of color logic but it is totally doable.

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