mikesnotes

Every great movie has at least one memorable line, maybe two.  In fact, there is really a good chance you may borrow that line to express yourself or make some point about your current situation.  For example, after watching just about any Star Wars movie how long did it take you to tell someone "May the force be with you."  Following are a few of my favorites and I am sure you have one or two stored away. 10)     Date night, you are dining out with your significant other in a nice restaurant and wanting to impress her with your sophistication, you raise you glass and say, "here's looking at you kid." (Humphrey Bogart - Casablanca) 9)     Short phrases that stand the test of time for you to pull out anytime - "I'll be back" (Terminator) - Bond, James Bond - "You talking to me" (Taxi Driver). 8)     One of my favorites that I may have used professionally, and one you could use when trying to close a deal-- "show me the money" (Je

  Golf is not any different from other sports in that it has its own unique language - so to help you navigate I have put together at least 10 of my observations.  Some of these have even spilled over to real life.  For example, a favorite of many golfers is "mulligan."  You just hit a terrible shot and tell your partners I am taking my mulligan - it's like that shot did not happen - a do-over.  Suppose life was like that - and you could have a do-over.  My, how life could change.   Note: real golfers never use mulligans. 10)     Well, it looks like you just "air-mailed that shot." This has nothing to do with the post office, but your ball just flew way past the green. 9)     You just hit your ball from the tee or fairway, and everyone is looking for its flight. Someone says it's a "worm-burner."  In other words, worms should stay put because the ball is coming their way-- it never left the ground.  8)     "Hit the ball "Alice," mean