March 1

 

Wacky Wednesday 

Warm weather stays around to greet the 1st of March with 16 BB's clocking in for duty.

Items of note on this day include;

Butch doesn't show, already missing February.

Glen returns from Mexico after a near 3-week absence, cards 4 birdies.

Dean and Rodney battle the IRS, missing today's fun.

Keith wins CTP with near hole-in-one.

John-Boy Medals with +6.

Tom rings up 35 points.

Aces and Queens take the card game.

Doc continues his Florida swing leaving his bingo team shorthanded.


He did get a round in with Jeff's brother Mutt.



A one-on-one battle between Raymond and Leroy was still raging as this edition went to press. Raymond says "one more?"

Personal note to Butch from Leroy

Hey Buddy, sorry you had to leave early Tuesday because we were the big winners. Also sorry to say that I accepted your $14 dollar winnings, but I seem to have misplaced it. Last I remember, Scott may have had it. No worries, we will not give up the search!









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  1. AnonymousMarch 2, 2023 at 7:40 AM

    Tell Tom and Bob that I took their winnings and put it all on red, sorry boys list it, Rick

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