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Old 09-02-2006, 05:31 PM
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come to the swamp anytime
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I hope to get over there this fall and spend some time with you guys.

Have you raised your rates now?


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You're always welcome here.

Rates x 4 =
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Congrats Ted! Enjoy the moment like a really good shot. Then - as any good shot - engrave that shot in your memory & aim at the pin in the National selection. Not an easy shot, but someone has to be closest to the pin.

Again congrats & good luck in the future!
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There must be something in that unique putting method you use on short putts

Well done my friend
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Yeeh- hah!
Congrats to you, Ted. Glad the Long Island contingent could do a little to help out. Let us know if you need any help with the National award!
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Congrats! You are a heckuva teacher and deserve it . . . but you are an even nicer dude!

Your mama orta be proud!
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And Mr Kelley smiled...
As in reality, the truth has a way of insisting upon itself. And the truth is, you have been a fine man and excellent teacher to those who have had the pleasure of crossing paths with you.

Warmest Congratulations! and know the Award confirms that which the people around you have known for quite some time.

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A Special Invitation
It is getting more and more fun to go to the mailbox. Here's a special
treat that turned up today...



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It is getting more and more fun to go to the mailbox. Here's a special
treat that turned up today...

<img src="http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/gallery/files/422-Tedpgaletter.jpg" width="600" border="1"/>

Well, you have to invite your family.
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Well, you have to invite your family.
What they havin' for lunch?
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Old 10-18-2006, 09:59 AM
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grits is groceries
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What they havin' for lunch?
Grits, ox tail, pigs feet, and collard greens. For deesert, naner puddin'.
Just like you'd expect.
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