The Boston Diaries

The ongoing saga of a programmer who doesn't live in Boston, nor does he even like Boston, but yet named his weblog/journal “The Boston Diaries.”

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Friday, January 03, 2020

The New Age East Asian meditation neurohacking golf club store

The last items of note in Dad's storage unit are golf clubs—everything else has been cleaned out. Today is pretty much the last day we have to clean out the unit before we're stuck with a full month's rent. Bunny had done the work of organizing the clubs, now we just had to get them out of there.

[Four golf club bags, plus a few loose drivers.  If only this was the extent of the problem.  If only … ] [Bundles of drivers.  Woods, that is.  And plenty of chances of duffed shots into the weeds.] [More drivers.  More bags.  Irons.  Oh, we aren't even close to being done here.] [Irons, a bit of scrap, and putters.  Ha!  Ha ha ha ha!  Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! There's enough here to outfit the Scottish army. Sob.] [Empty golf bags.  We do have enough to open up a store, don't we?  Thank God that's the last of it.  Sheesh!]

Several trips later, and we don't have to worry about the storage unit any more.

Now, anybody want some golf clubs?

Please?

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