Did Doc go to work to buy cars or did he buy cars to go to work?
My 28 years with Doc Part Five
My 28 years with Doc Part Four
Doc’s love for all things with moving parts was likely why he spent a lot of time with men whose interests were the same.
My 28 years with Doc Part Three
The car accident left Doc with a mixed up paralysis from his broken back. A major challenge for a 29 year old.
My 28 years with Doc Part Two
Doc had always wanted an airplane of his own from his first flying lesson. He almost owned one!
My 28 years with Doc Part One
28 years makes for a lot of stories. I have to break it down into parts, starting with Part One.
Much more to come.
Doc O’Shea – Mr. Mini to Many in Regina and Beyond
Once in awhile you hear good stories. To be remembered after 30 years is heart warming.
Cancer aftermath
We have all lost family and close friends to cancer. My niece tells about her life without her Mother. A poignant read.
Cancer takes Grandmother, Verna and Edna
The word “cancer” is not a word you want to hear. Since 1952 I have known there was a history of cancer in our family. Being aware means being active in preventing cancer from developing. Make sure you and your family know and act to keep cancer out of your life.
A strange day ended with only 24 Putts
Sometimes you get bumped off a golf course for one of a variety of reasons. This was first time for me the lack of golf cars was the issue – in an area where most of the golfers are seniors! Fate would have it that the course we played enabled me to make a record of only 24 putts.
Brooke Henderson and Nancy Lopez in Phoenix
Canadians are in love with Brooke Henderson and come out in droves to watch her golf. Ruth and I too went to see her golf in Phoenix and were not disappointed! And to top it off I met Nancy Lopez!
A Cattle Car To College For Bill Bulmer
A young Bill Bulmer leaves home to go to college some 2500 miles away. Tending cattle on a train for 11 days in exchange for the fare!
Let Me Call You Sweetheart
My writing about the Weisshaars and Father Murray got me thinking! How a song I had played when I was 12 years old was Father Murray’s favorite. .What a coincedence!
1955 and the South Seas Silverware
I gues you could say that I have always liked classy silverware. Even my everyday cutlery is upscale stainless steel.
Our friends John and Roseline Weisshaar
John Weisshaar was a friend of my late husband Doc. Although Doc passed away 30 years ago I still consider John and Roseline to be my close friends.
A cold night and ice cream
Ice cream was one of the special treats I remember as a child. A cone for a dime at the Cafe in Strongfield when I went with my Dad when he hauled wheat to the elevator was a huge TREAT.
Friends I made at work
Some of your best friends are made through work. Life time memories from our early twenties. We worked hard, played hard, had lots of (sing-along) parties with Lynn playing her Ukulele. Some friends for over 60 years!
Why St. George, Utah is a Great Golf Destination
Try golfing in the St. George, Utah area and you will not be disappointed. Great golf, great prices.
Christmas 2017
It is a time to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Book #2 The Swedish Pioneers
I wanted a book of the Swedish Pioneers for a family history in print. I was lucky to find BlookUp for the job.
My Dad’s Family
My Dad’s Family
The Blinds
The blinds in my condo are kept busy every day. Up and down, open or closed.
Saying good bye to San Diego
It is sad to say good bye but I had a wonderful time in San Diego. See you later…
Elizabeth the San Diego Chef in training
Good chefs start early learning their craft and Elizabeth is already doing something she loves.
Torrey Pines! Now it is checked off my Bucket List
Torrey Pines South Course is a must play for those who love golf. Exceptional views and home to many world class major championships.
My Mom’s Family Tree
My Mom’s Family Tree I can trace back to 1685 when Per Eriksson was born.
Peach Pie and Single Malt Scotch
If you like peaches, you should make a fresh peach pie at least once in your life. And I discovered that peaches are great for breakfast too, but not in a way you’ve ever imagined…
Bill Louden – Our Teacher in 1942
Bill Louden taught us a lot about life but we didn’t learn much schoolwork. Our extraordinary teacher at Stafford School in 1942.
Stafford – Our One Room Schoolhouse
What was it like to go to school with kids from Grade 1 to Grade 8 all in one room. I will tell you.
My love for water or not
Water is important in all aspects of life in the world.
Golfing – the ups and downs of my game
It is never too late to take lessons. See your local Golf Professional and who knows – you can break 100, 90 or even 80.
We have a WINNER of the OH Canada Golf Car Seat Cover
Once you have a golf cart seat cover you will never be without one! Nice when it’s cold and nice when it’s hot. Always a winner.
REPOST of Giveaway of a OH CANADA Golf Car Sear Cover
Everyone likes a cosy golf car seat cover. Now you can be,the winner of one to celebrate Canada’s Birthday
Mother’s Day Memories
Fond memories of my Mom and a few stories of my own years as a young Mom
Thoughts on “Grow the Game of Golf” Week
Let’s do our part to grow the game of golf. Meet new people, enjoy the outdoors and have fun.
The Quest For A Green Jacket
The quest for a green jacket is in fact for a special jacket. The illusive Masters jacket was finally won by Sergio Garcia.
Security for Seniors in these Digital Times
Security is definitely an issue and I know first hand that seniors are targeted. Here are some security issues to think about in these digital times.
Exiting the golf course
Some people are so upset with their game they walk off the course. Not me.
Fun in Fee-Nix – The Valley of the Sun
Three weeks of good food, golfing and shopping was a great time for me in The Valley of the Sun.
To See or Not to See
Seeing: First, I couldn’t see my golf ball land. Then my windshield seemed to be all scratched up. I’d had my cataracts removed, but my vision hadn’t changed since then. So what was happening? Was I was going crazy?
Looking for the Words to a Swedish Song
I’m looking for the words to a Swedish song my Mamma used to sing to me when I was just a little girl. Can you help?
Water
Growing up next to the South Saskatchewan River, we had a great deal of respect for the water which provided in so many ways…
Flying High with Wardair to Hawaii
Doc’s love of flying took us to Hawaii with Wardair airlines.
St. George, UT and The Wolves
Two courses with “wolf” in their name but so far I have never laid eyes on one at either course.
Christmas stories
Christmas has always been a time for my family and friends to get together and enjoy the holidays.
Make the Gift of a Golf Car Seat Cover
It’s not hard to make a gift of a golf car seat cover for friends or family this holiday season. Here’s why.
Pulling a “Liz”
Staying home from work when you have been burning the midnight oil is what we called “pulling a Liz”.
Accounting jobs – to stay or not to stay
Some accounting jobs were meant to stay or not!
Deloitte’s, Computers and Farm Light and Power
An exciting time to be alive for me was computerized accounting. Right down my alley!
Crazy to golf
Those of you who truly love golf will go out in the coldest weather.
Pack Your Desk and Leave
Losing a job can be a big loss, especially if you are fired. That hurt and uncertainty can stay with you for a very long time.
The Canadian Western Agribition
Me, and the early days, of the Canadian Western Agribition.
Genie’s Five Days with Grammo
Five days with Grammo (aka Maureen O’Shea) while my family was away.
Work, The Lower Inventory For Tomorrow Program
The plan was called Lower Inventory For Tomorrow to pay farmers for not growing a crop.
Absolutely Brilliant: Optimal Visibility Golf Balls from Chromax
I got my first-ever freebie for writing my blog. They are small, round and brilliant and yesterday, I tried the green one out…
Work, Work, Work Part One
My first job was working in a bank and this served me well for all my life.
Charity Golf Tournaments
I go back to 1989 to the first golf charity tournament that I played. I still have the watch!
In Sight — or Nowhere in Sight
I golfed with an almost blind man at the Dobson Ranch Golf Club in Mesa, AZ in 1985 and I was reminded of him last week…
Happy Birthday 78 MPH
Happy Anniversary 78 MPH! My blog, which started out as a way to keep a diary about the road trip I took last summer with my friend Ruth has blossomed into quite the writing project.
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Update On “Make Your Own Golf Car Seat Cover”
Just an update to improve a golf cart seat cover. Sewing suggestions are always appreciated.