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Re: No such thing as too cute

My Caddy SG — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 05:30:13 -0000

For a minute there I was confused as to whether Kai was the baby or the dog

"a gentle pat and rubbing does the trick ..."

Re: Golf Strategy: Find More Golf Balls Than You Lose

My Caddy SG — Sat, 15 Aug 2009 06:04:12 -0000

I'm laughing inside a bit because I just wrote about golf balls at my blog and why not to use those found on the course unless they are of relatively good quality :).

I find a lot of golf balls every time I play- mainly duds, even range balls, tsk tsk to the people who stole them. But once in a while, I get a good one- I've never found the ones I lost myself though :)

Re: To Blog or Not to Blog – that’s the question

My Caddy SG — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 00:09:12 -0000

I agree with your statement that blogging doesn't require any "deep skills" but at the same time, if you want it to be effective blogging, I think it does.

A lot of businesses shoot themselves in the foot with their blogs becoming nothing more than one long advert and promo. And many don't know how to write well. Most people can write, but let's face it, very few can write well. And blogging may not require good writing- but it certainly requires clear communication, especially if you're representing a business.

Re: Golf Chipping Tip: Putt Whenever You Can

My Caddy SG — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 00:02:27 -0000

Yeah, I don't get why people keep using their wedge when they're just a few feet off the green with no impediments. Just this morning one of the people in our flight was pitching from 10 feet away and of course, hit it way harder than intended.

Re: To Blog or Not to Blog – that’s the question

My Caddy SG — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 23:57:05 -0000

Although I agree with your statement that blogging doesn't require deep skills, I think people who can't communicate well really shouldn't be blogging. There are tons of business blogs where its all about every promotion the biz has, no matter how much its disguised. And some people, in fact, most people, really just can't write well.