I played a couple of rounds of disc golf with my son today for a total of 36 holes. The first round I struggled a bit but played better the second round. We both tied at three over par on the second round and I won the first round. My son was having a bit of hard time getting started.
I missed a really easy putt on the second round and joked about old people needing "mulligans" on short easy to make putts. You know on account of bad backs, knees, elbows, bunions, etc. etc. (Actually my bunions have mostly healed after taking better care of my feet but my son doesn't have to know that, LOL) :D
All kidding aside most of my issues feel much better since becoming more active every day. There's always stuff you need to take care of and not over do it too much though.
The rest of my steps today were from doing a few things around the house.
The Claymore is getting to be my favorite midrange disc now. Here it is with the indoor flowers:
In general I'm good at getting this disc to go where I want it too. I've even learned how to throw it off the tee with a power grip and it has become another choice to use for the closer baskets. (Around 250 feet or less.)
This disc is thin enough to feel nice in the hand for both forehand and backhand. I generally don't throw it forehand but it works better than most of the other midrange discs I've tried. (I'm still learning how to throw putters and midrange discs with a forehand.)
Sounds like my Raspberry Pi has shipped or at least a shipping request is made. I should be getting it on Wednesday. I was thinking about what to name it and a Cooper's Hawk flew by the window. (At least I think that might have been what it was.) I think I'll name it Hawk. I like to name my computers after various raptor birds.
Maybe such a diminutive computer shouldn't be named "Hawk" but it's really not about the size of the computer but what you do with it, lol.
Thanks for reading! I always value your support and comments. The pictures were taken by me with my Galaxy S9+. Text and graphics copyright lightsplasher & litesplasher.
