It's about 10,000 km from Israel to Michigan. It's mostly water, and a little land, but it's nothing we can't bridge with a satellite or some fiber optics! This site is all about keeping the Sharons and Koesters in sync. It should be a good place to talk about...whatever! If you go to Eilat, tell us about it! If you went to Canada last weekend, write a mini-novel about it here.
Tuesday, March 28, 2006
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We are now considering this place for the ceremony and reception:
What we like most about it, is that they give the newly weds a car as a wedding present. Isn't that sweet?
Erin loves golf in the winter. She would be a good golf tee. Just replace the beer can in the second picture with her. Or maybe she's a good golf ball, and my foot is the golf club.
You can see the contrast between Canadian and American golf courses here. First, there is the American golf course, complete with a gigantic gas-guzzling car. Then there is the Canadian version. In Keren's link , you can see the white clubhouse to the right...ok...a golf cart next to that...good so far..., and two avid golfers...great!. Now, if you look closely, you can see a flag sticking out of the ice behind the guy guy facing the camera. You can also see one directly behind the golfer. But the golfer is aiming at neither of these...what's going on? Up to that point, it looks pretty normal. Anybody have any ideas what he's aiming at, if he's not trying to hit the the flags, like a normal golfer? I guess I just don't understand Canadian golf...someone help!!
wow, i didn't notice it was a beer can! i thought it was a special canadian design. you can tell that i'm not a great golfer... by the way, i put the rest of the pics that Gary sent me here. i hope that's ok.
Just to clear up any confusion that may exist with regard to golfing in Canada. The guy behind me is my caddy. He is carrying a bag full of golf balls (you lose so many because they are white) that are now mostly all at the bottom of the lake. The "flags" are tip ups set in a hole in the ice to catch fish. The caddy is also carrying a fishing rod. We fished and played golf at the same time. How's that for multi-tasking?
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It's really nice Keren, you're gonna love it. I don't think we'll get much golfing in though :)
why are you being so negative about golfing Erin? i know for a fact that some people in the family golf in the winter!!!
Erin loves golf in the winter. She would be a good golf tee. Just replace the beer can in the second picture with her. Or maybe she's a good golf ball, and my foot is the golf club.
You can see the contrast between Canadian and American golf courses here. First, there is the American golf course, complete with a gigantic gas-guzzling car.
Then there is the Canadian version. In Keren's link , you can see the white clubhouse to the right...ok...a golf cart next to that...good so far..., and two avid golfers...great!. Now, if you look closely, you can see a flag sticking out of the ice behind the guy guy facing the camera. You can also see one directly behind the golfer. But the golfer is aiming at neither of these...what's going on? Up to that point, it looks pretty normal. Anybody have any ideas what he's aiming at, if he's not trying to hit the the flags, like a normal golfer? I guess I just don't understand Canadian golf...someone help!!
That's one piece of the wedding puzzle in place. Only 2146 to go.
You kids stop fighting.
wow, i didn't notice it was a beer can! i thought it was a special canadian design. you can tell that i'm not a great golfer...
by the way, i put the rest of the pics that Gary sent me here. i hope that's ok.
Just to clear up any confusion that may exist with regard to golfing in Canada. The guy behind me is my caddy. He is carrying a bag full of golf balls (you lose so many because they are white) that are now mostly all at the bottom of the lake. The "flags" are tip ups set in a hole in the ice to catch fish. The caddy is also carrying a fishing rod. We fished and played golf at the same time. How's that for multi-tasking?
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