GOLF
If you are going to play golf,
I’ll give you advice.
Don’t hit a hook.
Don’t hit a slice.
It’s straight down the fairway,
The best place to be.
And for goodness sake,
Don’t hit a tree.
I learned to play golf.
I took the advice.
Didn’t hit a hook,
But I did hit a slice.
It was straight down the fairway,
I always tried to be,
But more often than not,
I’d hit a darn tree.
I drove and I putted,
Chipped the best I could,
But no matter how I tried,
It wasn’t very good.
There was the sand; the deep grass,
And this pond you see.
And when I came over the hill,
There was always that darn tree.
Sometimes I wonder,
Why I still hit that ball?
When you hit a tree,
It’s no fun at all.
But I still play golf,
And I still hit that tree.
It’s the sun, the fresh air,
And the friends at the tee.
drblarney 
I like this one š the image of you out on the tee, always cursing at that darn tree makes me smile.
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^^ Austin
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Thanks
I also enjoyed love and marriage very much. It reminded me that all the traditions started a long time ago—for instance Hindu is the oldest recorded religion—10,000 years B C. That means all it suggest from the worlds of high population, religion, customs etc. I can’t wait to hear all your stories.
Uncle dan
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