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Personal Narrative: My Trip To Lucky Eagle

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Yes, I'm going to Lucky Eagle on the 10th; that's my standard casino bus trip. However, the more I go to Red Wind; the more I like it. Their new non-smoking section is bigger and much nicer. Maybe some day, you can join me on that trip.

Did you sign up to play golf next Tuesday? I sent Vicki the Uncle Snoopy information on how to adjust scores. There are way too many golf rules to memorize; but it's good to know the basics.

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