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I would rise in the morning,
to play golf before, my days work
started. My friends and I could play,
nine holes before we were due
at work. I managed a small Catalog Sales Office,
for Sears Roebuck, in Prosser Washington.
I recall, there were only three of us,
but I digress.
We had a friend, who played with us
quite frequently, but on this day, he was
at work. His work flying a Crop Duster.
The plane was a modified Piper Cub.
We were on the 9th green, putting. Our friend
flew low, to "buzz" us. I recall he was low
enough for someone to put their club in the a
air and hit a wheel strut.
Great memories from those early "Golf" days
still remain. I have lost touch with too many
of my friends, from the time some 60 years ago.

Thank You

Posted by MFish • Profile • 01/02/21 at 06:18AM • Life Stories - Memories • See more by MFish

Thank you Lord
for allowing me to write
of words to expound
on my actions so trite.
Thank you to Kudos'
for providing the means
to write about now
and life in my teens.

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Loy • 01/02/2021 at 05:08PM • Like 1 • Profile

So happy to read your poems and stories every day. <3

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Kudos Community • 01/02/2021 at 05:59PM • Like 1 • Profile

We are fortunate to have you in the Kudos Community. Thank you for sharing your inspiring stories, thoughts and humor.

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MFish • 01/02/2021 at 10:53PM • Like • Profile

I do love the feedback. Thank you.

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MFish • 01/02/2021 at 10:54PM • Like • Profile

Thank you. I'm the fortunate one to have such a vehicle to put forth my work.

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Starkness

Posted by MFish • Profile • 01/01/21 at 11:13PM • Gardening • See more by MFish

There was a starkness amongst the
barren branches of trees in
the Arboretum, on this grey,
Christmas Day.
And yet, there was a sign of
welcome. A sign of a Spring,
yet to come.
Plants are beginning an early bud.
Daffodils are showing their tips,
an offering the Rabbit will choose
to ignore.
Hellebores are close to a bloom.
A glorious sight on this hallowed day.

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