Recent content by arnieboy

Crikey, I hope so.

I didn't mean play golf within two weeks of surgery but rather having the feeling that the surgery went well giving me mental reassurance that all will be well in the end.

A bit of a quandary for me on membership renewal. It is due on 1st May and is over £1,500. Unfortunately I am having knee replacement surgery in ten days time so I am hoping that I get a positive result in terms of mobility within the first couple of weeks allowing me to pay up.

My 7 year old grandson plays for a local club with teams from 6 to 16. I go to most of his matches and although the coaches shout instructions the kids just enjoy running around, doing Palmer/Ronaldo celebrations and wanting to be player of the match. Long may it continue.

I take one a day for the pain.

I have arthritis in my right elbow and both knees but it doesn't prevent me from playing golf. Having a total left knee replacement next month and my only concern is how long it will be before I can play 18 holes again!

Strangely enough my screen cracked over the weekend with no interference from me. The question is can I be bothered to replace it as it probably won't be cheap.

I have a similar issue with tv remote. The volume has to end with a 5 or a 0 even to the point of telling my wife to adjust it accordingly. She thinks I am an obsessive about a lot of other things too.

No seniors rate with us and the age is 55 to qualify. The only discounted rate is for members over 80 with 20 years membership.

And my wife is Carol too! The song always resonates with me.

Neil Sedaka, Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, has passed away.

A few of my Seagulls mates have been of the same view for ages.

Perception is a funny thing. I have never met you but wouldn't have guessed that you were 6' 0 tall. Weird eh?

That's a tough one to take. My wife nearly got caught by an M&S scam yesterday but fortunately she has learned from previous experience.

Welcome to the club, enjoy!