May

05

It was a beautiful weekend here, perfect weather so hubby and his friend chased that elusive golf ball both days! I sewed on Saturday while they played in a tournament all day, a benefit with the money going to the cancer society. Sunday after church the girls rode with them so our friends could take their little 4 year old grandson. I took my book and camera so I could amuse myself!
Just for fun, some pictures I took while out enjoying the day….

They brought a small toy looking set of clubs for little E to play with, plastic looking. It didn’t take but just a couple of minutes for him to ditch those in favor of real clubs from the guy’s bags! He might be starting early enough to have a career. But shhh, don’t tell anyone about those divots!

It looks like an ordinary golf cart……

But we have the kind of golf cart that I like to call a “Tim the tool man Taylor” kind! After we got it, Don took it almost immediately somewhere to have it “souped up”. I’ve been told it goes faster than any cart out there! Once the little guy figured that out he rode/drove our cart the whole time so his grandparents could chase us!
He walked right into church last night, marched over to sit with me and Don…we have a new grandchild they told us!

The flags were still up that lined the drive for the tournament

There’s a field out on one side of the course….this ain’t no city course! And a small church off into the distance….over that wheat, milo or something else? I forgot to ask what it was!

And at the front of the course along the road runs a railroad track. You can see the edge of one of the greens over on the left; I bet that’s fun to be playing there when the train comes through!

Other than golf, we watched a movie, ate a mean plate of nachos, went to church and caught up on some tivo’d episodes of Lost and Survivor! What did you do this weekend?


10 Responses to ““Chasing Cars””

  1. Dawn P Says:

    That’s a beautiful gof course! I’ve been beggin Patt to go play one weekend before it gets to hot! Oh and “E”..now he’s the cutest golfer I’ve seen in a whie. Adorable!

  2. Stacy Says:

    Great pictures! Glad they had good weather for the tournament and had a good time. Looks like a little PGA tour pro in the making there 🙂 I know you won’t mind having one more grandchild, at least this one lives closer, LOL!

    We had a nice weekend too. Surprise visit from Dad, watched the Derby, two movies, some shows we had Tivo’d, Tim played golf, we worked in the yard, ate some good food, although your “mean plate of nachos” sounds better 🙂 Love this weather and wish it would last into summer. I have the windows open now but those days are almost over. Have to crank back up the AC soon!

  3. Lauren@Baseballs&Bows Says:

    What beautiful pictures! Glad you enjoyed the nice spring weather!

  4. annie Says:

    Love the pictures and the souped up golf cart 🙂

  5. Debi Says:

    Wow…that is a beautiful golf course! Sounds like you all had a wonderful weekend!

  6. Nancy Carson Says:

    I love the pictures especially the golf cart. What a great way to enjoy the beautiful weather and that is a blessing indeed!

  7. Robin Says:

    Oh it looks so beautiful there! Aren’t you glad it’s finally past winter? And how cute – a new little grandson!
    We spent the weekend at our daughter’s college graduation.

  8. Tammy Says:

    It does look beautiful there! (But wow, that hole is a bit close to the tracks, isn’t it!)

  9. jen Says:

    Sounds like a great weekend. Scott is playing golf now. Our golf cart is not as nice…but nice. LOL. Survivor is getting good. I’m just lost on LOST….lol. Have a great day Gail.

  10. Sonya Says:

    Sounds like a heavenly weekend! Especially the plate of nachos!

    We were in Savannah, eating at Paula Deen’s place. I’ll post about that this weekend. It was fun and the weather was perfect! All of those beautiful historic homes were breathtaking. And the trees in GA, oh, they are lovely!

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